The Ladies of Lovel-Leigh 2
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" We will love each other, Otto," she said.
*' Yes, we will love each other. You are no longer cold and crying, sister." " No, Otto, lam happy ; we need cry no 208 THE LADIES OF LOVEL-LEIGH.
^' Then let us play together." And in an awkward, painful manner he threw himself on the ground, and began to imitate the growlings of a bear.
'' Oh ! I am frightened," exclaimed Mabel laughing, and pretending to run.
He echoed her laugh with one so strange, so elfish, it was most painful to hear ; and imme...diately afterwards he burst into a violent flood of tears.
At this sound a lady ran into the room.
Mr. Moore forcibly held her back, as Mabel raised the sobbing boy from the floor, and soothed him.
'' He has not laughed or cried like that for two years," remonstrated the lady.
" Be quiet, Miss Arlington, it^s the very best thing for him. Don't worry, my good madam! he is to weep — he is to be encour- aged to weep — all that sort of thing is good for him. You see he is thinking of his sister Anna, whom he remembers as playing with him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" We will love each other, Otto," she said.
*' Yes, we will love each other. You are no longer cold and crying, sister." " No, Otto, lam happy ; we need cry no 208 THE LADIES OF LOVEL-LEIGH.
^' Then let us play together." And in an awkward, painful manner he threw himself on the ground, and began to imitate the growlings of a bear.
'' Oh ! I am frightened," exclaimed Mabel laughing, and pretending to run.
He echoed her laugh with one so strange, so elfish, it was most painful to hear ; and imme...diately afterwards he burst into a violent flood of tears.
At this sound a lady ran into the room.
Mr. Moore forcibly held her back, as Mabel raised the sobbing boy from the floor, and soothed him.
'' He has not laughed or cried like that for two years," remonstrated the lady.
" Be quiet, Miss Arlington, it^s the very best thing for him. Don't worry, my good madam! he is to weep — he is to be encour- aged to weep — all that sort of thing is good for him. You see he is thinking of his sister Anna, whom he remembers as playing with him.
What to read after The Ladies of Lovel-Leigh 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stretton, Julia Cecilia Collinson, 1812-1878 to read onlineMoreLess
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