The Cypresses 1
The Cypresses 1
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She began to show signs of VOL. I. * p 210 THE CYPRESSES.
gradually-increasing sleepiness, speaking in a more and more monotonous manner.
On ScBur Eosalie's asking, led on by Marie to do so quite naturally, if she should make a tisane good to help one to keep awake, Marie, pretending to rouse herself, looked up sharply, with a "Non merci, ma soeur; I should prefer to make something for my* self." She thought it would look more genuine — would throw the sister more off her guard, after all that ...had passed — ^to show some slight suspicion, than to appear quite confiding. So she rose, nodding sagaciously, saying she had slept too well after the sister's cup of tea, and would try something else.
She mixed in a cup, water, sugar, orange- flower-water, and the juice of some herb^ about the merits of which she discoursed the while ; then she covered the cup, and set it down in the ashes to be a little warmed, as she explained. Meanwhile, she would go and ascertain if that poor mademoiselle slept.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She began to show signs of VOL. I. * p 210 THE CYPRESSES.
gradually-increasing sleepiness, speaking in a more and more monotonous manner.
On ScBur Eosalie's asking, led on by Marie to do so quite naturally, if she should make a tisane good to help one to keep awake, Marie, pretending to rouse herself, looked up sharply, with a "Non merci, ma soeur; I should prefer to make something for my* self." She thought it would look more genuine — would throw the sister more off her guard, after all that ...had passed — ^to show some slight suspicion, than to appear quite confiding. So she rose, nodding sagaciously, saying she had slept too well after the sister's cup of tea, and would try something else.
She mixed in a cup, water, sugar, orange- flower-water, and the juice of some herb^ about the merits of which she discoursed the while ; then she covered the cup, and set it down in the ashes to be a little warmed, as she explained. Meanwhile, she would go and ascertain if that poor mademoiselle slept.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emily Jolly to read onlineMoreLess
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