Karen
Karen
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' Just then it was a crowded, vivid memory, gay, friendly, smiUng. The thought of it at the mercy of such men as this made me feel creepy.
* I will take you to your rooms now, ' said the Grafin, who, no doubt, knew the signs of bad weather in her husband's manner and wished to ward off a storm. We went through a large, stone-flagged hall together, where there were suits of armour and old wooden tables on trestles and then up a winding staircase to the first floor. I found that a whole row of ro...oms had been got ready for us and that we should each have a sitting-room of our own as well as bedrooms and dressing-rooms. There were some fine bits of old furniture about, but the rooms were so big that the general effect was bare and austere. There were no carpets but only small rugs here and there ; and though the evening at this height was chilly, there were no fires. Wolfram had not come with us and Wilkins was nowhere to be seen, and for just a moment I felt chilled and strange. But I did not wish the Grafin to see it, so I went up to a portrait in oils in the room she said she had arranged for her son and asked her who it was.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Just then it was a crowded, vivid memory, gay, friendly, smiUng. The thought of it at the mercy of such men as this made me feel creepy.
* I will take you to your rooms now, ' said the Grafin, who, no doubt, knew the signs of bad weather in her husband's manner and wished to ward off a storm. We went through a large, stone-flagged hall together, where there were suits of armour and old wooden tables on trestles and then up a winding staircase to the first floor. I found that a whole row of ro...oms had been got ready for us and that we should each have a sitting-room of our own as well as bedrooms and dressing-rooms. There were some fine bits of old furniture about, but the rooms were so big that the general effect was bare and austere. There were no carpets but only small rugs here and there ; and though the evening at this height was chilly, there were no fires. Wolfram had not come with us and Wilkins was nowhere to be seen, and for just a moment I felt chilled and strange. But I did not wish the Grafin to see it, so I went up to a portrait in oils in the room she said she had arranged for her son and asked her who it was.
What to read after Karen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cecily Ullmann Sidgwick to read onlineMoreLess
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