The Children And the Sage
The Children And the Sage
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Where could his eyes have been ! And now when he came to think about it, this very door must be the one which he had so often seen, locked and bolted at the end of the very gallery into which Mina's door opened. Still a look of doubt was on his face, as he thought of how Mina always THE CHILDREN AND THE SAGE. 15 cried when they attempted to move her, even into the next room, and he told the doctor of his doubts. ' Well my boy, say nothing to thy sister at present about this garden. Set to work,... and put it a little to rights and contrive her a place where she may sit sheltered from the sun at noon-day, and leave to me the rest. ' And then the Doctor and Lotto had a talk about where the hottest sun would fall, and where the afternoon shade would come, and how best she could sit so as to look down over the parapet into the street, to amuse herself by seeing the passengers go by ; and a great deal was planned and suggested by the good doctor, which Lotto was to manage to get done by the next week, when he promised to call again to see his patient.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where could his eyes have been ! And now when he came to think about it, this very door must be the one which he had so often seen, locked and bolted at the end of the very gallery into which Mina's door opened. Still a look of doubt was on his face, as he thought of how Mina always THE CHILDREN AND THE SAGE. 15 cried when they attempted to move her, even into the next room, and he told the doctor of his doubts. ' Well my boy, say nothing to thy sister at present about this garden. Set to work,... and put it a little to rights and contrive her a place where she may sit sheltered from the sun at noon-day, and leave to me the rest. ' And then the Doctor and Lotto had a talk about where the hottest sun would fall, and where the afternoon shade would come, and how best she could sit so as to look down over the parapet into the street, to amuse herself by seeing the passengers go by ; and a great deal was planned and suggested by the good doctor, which Lotto was to manage to get done by the next week, when he promised to call again to see his patient.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phebe Westcott Humphreys to read onlineMoreLess
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