Jewel
Jewel
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"Convert her, I say. Let us see what she would be like if she were twiceas nice. She's a very charming woman now, your aunt Madge. If she weretwice as nice--who knows? The fairy might spread wings and float away!" They had entered the park and Jewel suddenly noted their surroundings. "We're coming to the Ravine of Happiness, " she said.
"That's the way it's been looking to me ever since last evening, "responded her companion meditatively.
The child paid no attention to his words. She was watchi...ng eagerly forthe bend in the road beside which the gorge lay steepest.
"There!" she said at last, resting her hand on that of her companion. Obediently the doctor stopped his horse. The park was still but forthe bird notes, the laughter and babble of the brook far below, and therustle of the fresh leaves, each one a transparency for a sunbeam.
The two were silent for a minute, Jewel's radiant eyes seeking thepensive ones of her companion.
"Do you hear?" she asked softly at last.
"What?" he returned.
What to read after Jewel?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Convert her, I say. Let us see what she would be like if she were twiceas nice. She's a very charming woman now, your aunt Madge. If she weretwice as nice--who knows? The fairy might spread wings and float away!" They had entered the park and Jewel suddenly noted their surroundings. "We're coming to the Ravine of Happiness, " she said.
"That's the way it's been looking to me ever since last evening, "responded her companion meditatively.
The child paid no attention to his words. She was watchi...ng eagerly forthe bend in the road beside which the gorge lay steepest.
"There!" she said at last, resting her hand on that of her companion. Obediently the doctor stopped his horse. The park was still but forthe bird notes, the laughter and babble of the brook far below, and therustle of the fresh leaves, each one a transparency for a sunbeam.
The two were silent for a minute, Jewel's radiant eyes seeking thepensive ones of her companion.
"Do you hear?" she asked softly at last.
"What?" he returned.
What to read after Jewel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clara Louise Burnham to read onlineMoreLess
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