The Heart of a Child; Being Passages From the Early Life of Sally Snape, Lady Kidderminster
The Heart of a Child; Being Passages From the Early Life of Sally Snape, Lady Kidderminster
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He had an ineffable tenderness for Sally, the sort of tenderness boys conceal under a certain gruffness, or rough badinage. It ached in him, it must be hidden, denied, concealed.
Colonel Fellowes had his say out. But when the evening was over, and they had separated, the Colonel to his rooms.
Kiddie presumably to his, the stag&door of the Verandah still drew him irresistibly.
He found Sarita waiting for him ; the Colonel had been a little garrulous, and he was later than usual. In the brougham ...he found it impossible to talk to her. He wanted to ask Sarita about Colonel Fellowes' visit, and 274 THE HEART OF A CHILD about the chain. But, in the end, he asked about neither.
He gave her supper at the Savoy. The red-shaded lamp between them accentuated her beauty, making it richer, fuller, more vivid. It made Kiddie look rather blotchy, and he was very silent. Sally thought he was, perhaps, a little fuddled with wine, she was only semi-educated, with her early experiences for teacher. She thought none the worse of Kiddie on this account, but was careful not to *' upset him." To-night Kiddie was feeling her charm in every throb- bing pi:Qse and breath of him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had an ineffable tenderness for Sally, the sort of tenderness boys conceal under a certain gruffness, or rough badinage. It ached in him, it must be hidden, denied, concealed.
Colonel Fellowes had his say out. But when the evening was over, and they had separated, the Colonel to his rooms.
Kiddie presumably to his, the stag&door of the Verandah still drew him irresistibly.
He found Sarita waiting for him ; the Colonel had been a little garrulous, and he was later than usual. In the brougham ...he found it impossible to talk to her. He wanted to ask Sarita about Colonel Fellowes' visit, and 274 THE HEART OF A CHILD about the chain. But, in the end, he asked about neither.
He gave her supper at the Savoy. The red-shaded lamp between them accentuated her beauty, making it richer, fuller, more vivid. It made Kiddie look rather blotchy, and he was very silent. Sally thought he was, perhaps, a little fuddled with wine, she was only semi-educated, with her early experiences for teacher. She thought none the worse of Kiddie on this account, but was careful not to *' upset him." To-night Kiddie was feeling her charm in every throb- bing pi:Qse and breath of him.
What to read after The Heart of a Child; Being Passages From the Early Life of Sally Snape, Lady Kidderminster?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julia Frankau to read onlineMoreLess
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