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L. Yes Pa, — was'nt it strange ?
Duke. But what surprised me most was the wonderful exhibition of frifmdly feeling on the part of Berry, and that, too, to a man.
LOELINE, OR THE ENCHANTED DREAM. 11 L. L. Yes, I was surprised too, until I learned the cause which accounts for it all. Do you know Papa, Leonard once saved Berry's life ?
Duke. What do you say, Leonard once saved Berry's life ?
L. L. Yes, Leonard once saved Berry's Ufe.
Duke. And whore did my pet get that news ?
L. L. Why Berrj'' jus...t told me.
Duke. Well that is wonderful. You must tell me all about it my dear — all about it, and as I am about to take a short walk in the gar- den, you can accompany nn; — L. L, Oh, I should be glad to go with you Papa dear.
Duke. Of course you would, you sly puss, of course you would, when you know that Leonard is" not at leisure.
L. L. Why Papa, how could you ?
Dl^ke. There, tliere, come along my pet, come along and tell me all about it or I shall be getting jealous too. {Exit.) SCENE II.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L. Yes Pa, — was'nt it strange ?
Duke. But what surprised me most was the wonderful exhibition of frifmdly feeling on the part of Berry, and that, too, to a man.
LOELINE, OR THE ENCHANTED DREAM. 11 L. L. Yes, I was surprised too, until I learned the cause which accounts for it all. Do you know Papa, Leonard once saved Berry's life ?
Duke. What do you say, Leonard once saved Berry's life ?
L. L. Yes, Leonard once saved Berry's Ufe.
Duke. And whore did my pet get that news ?
L. L. Why Berrj'' jus...t told me.
Duke. Well that is wonderful. You must tell me all about it my dear — all about it, and as I am about to take a short walk in the gar- den, you can accompany nn; — L. L, Oh, I should be glad to go with you Papa dear.
Duke. Of course you would, you sly puss, of course you would, when you know that Leonard is" not at leisure.
L. L. Why Papa, how could you ?
Dl^ke. There, tliere, come along my pet, come along and tell me all about it or I shall be getting jealous too. {Exit.) SCENE II.
What to read after Lorline?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jarow, Joseph. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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