The Homecoming
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—W S. GILBERT MISS TRUMBLE COULD not sleep. She had begun to think Lizzie and her nephew were very well suited, but was afraid of hoping too much. There was a restless, malignant air to the great house that night. She put her head down on the pillow and tried to compose herself for sleep, but, faintly to her ears, came the sound of weeping. She thought it might be the house playing tricks on her senses, but decided to go and investigate. She called at Sarah’s bedchamber first, but that young lad...y was deep in sleep. She stood for a moment, irresolute, and then she remembered how distressed little Miss Moon had looked. She walked along to Miss Moon’s bedchamber and listened outside, hearing the sounds of sobbing. She opened the door and went in.
Tiffin was not in bed. She was sitting in a chair by the fire, crying dismally.
“Now, then, child,” said Miss Trumble gently. “Whatever ails you can be mended if you talk about it.”
Tiffin scrubbed at her eyes with an already sodden handkerchief and said in a choked voice, “I gave my word not to talk about it.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—W S. GILBERT MISS TRUMBLE COULD not sleep. She had begun to think Lizzie and her nephew were very well suited, but was afraid of hoping too much. There was a restless, malignant air to the great house that night. She put her head down on the pillow and tried to compose herself for sleep, but, faintly to her ears, came the sound of weeping. She thought it might be the house playing tricks on her senses, but decided to go and investigate. She called at Sarah’s bedchamber first, but that young lad...y was deep in sleep. She stood for a moment, irresolute, and then she remembered how distressed little Miss Moon had looked. She walked along to Miss Moon’s bedchamber and listened outside, hearing the sounds of sobbing. She opened the door and went in.
Tiffin was not in bed. She was sitting in a chair by the fire, crying dismally.
“Now, then, child,” said Miss Trumble gently. “Whatever ails you can be mended if you talk about it.”
Tiffin scrubbed at her eyes with an already sodden handkerchief and said in a choked voice, “I gave my word not to talk about it.”
What to read after The Homecoming?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M.C. Beaton to read onlineMoreLess
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