The Ides of March
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" Cecil Glair, who was riding through the woods at this time on his fine black horse, heard the sweet, melo dious voice, and stopping wondered what it could mean. "I must be dreaming. Has an angel taken up its abode on earth? Is it human? Yes, and it sounds like a child s voice, but what child can sing with so much soul and with such sweetness?" Jumping lightly from his horse, and tying him to an overhanging bough, Cecil crept softly in the direction of the sweet music, and there he saw Myrtle ...lying on the bank. She did not see him as he was completely hid by the boughs of the underbrush. The song had been finished, and Myrtle was softly humming. Intently her large eyes peered into the distance as if two anxious souls were looking and awaiting for something they knew they would never possess. One of the large boughs cracked under Cecil s foot, and frightened the child so as to cause her to jump up and scream. "Don t be fright ened, little one, your friend is near you. " In a mo ment, Cecil was by Myrtle s side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Cecil Glair, who was riding through the woods at this time on his fine black horse, heard the sweet, melo dious voice, and stopping wondered what it could mean. "I must be dreaming. Has an angel taken up its abode on earth? Is it human? Yes, and it sounds like a child s voice, but what child can sing with so much soul and with such sweetness?" Jumping lightly from his horse, and tying him to an overhanging bough, Cecil crept softly in the direction of the sweet music, and there he saw Myrtle ...lying on the bank. She did not see him as he was completely hid by the boughs of the underbrush. The song had been finished, and Myrtle was softly humming. Intently her large eyes peered into the distance as if two anxious souls were looking and awaiting for something they knew they would never possess. One of the large boughs cracked under Cecil s foot, and frightened the child so as to cause her to jump up and scream. "Don t be fright ened, little one, your friend is near you. " In a mo ment, Cecil was by Myrtle s side.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Florence Willingham Pickard to read onlineMoreLess
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