The Laurel Bush
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Roy took up the thread ofconversation where he had left it off--it was some bookish or ethicalargument, such as he would go on with for hours; so she listened to himin silence. They walked on, the larks singing and the primroses blowing. All the world was saying to itself, "I am young; I am happy;" but shesaid nothing at all.
People grow used to pain; it dies down at intervals, and becomes quitebearable, especially when no one see it or guesses at it.
They had a very merry picnic on the hilltop..., enjoying those mundaneconsolations of food and drink which Auntie was expected always to haveforth-coming, and which those young people did by no means despise, norMr. Roy neither. He made himself so very pleasant with them all, lookingthoroughly happy, and baring his head to the spring breeze with theeagerness of a boy.
"Oh, this is delicious! It makes me feel young again. There's nothinglike home. One thing I am determined upon: I will never quit bonnieScotland more. " It was the first clear intimation he had given of his intentionsregarding the future, but it thrilled her with measureless content.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Roy took up the thread ofconversation where he had left it off--it was some bookish or ethicalargument, such as he would go on with for hours; so she listened to himin silence. They walked on, the larks singing and the primroses blowing. All the world was saying to itself, "I am young; I am happy;" but shesaid nothing at all.
People grow used to pain; it dies down at intervals, and becomes quitebearable, especially when no one see it or guesses at it.
They had a very merry picnic on the hilltop..., enjoying those mundaneconsolations of food and drink which Auntie was expected always to haveforth-coming, and which those young people did by no means despise, norMr. Roy neither. He made himself so very pleasant with them all, lookingthoroughly happy, and baring his head to the spring breeze with theeagerness of a boy.
"Oh, this is delicious! It makes me feel young again. There's nothinglike home. One thing I am determined upon: I will never quit bonnieScotland more. " It was the first clear intimation he had given of his intentionsregarding the future, but it thrilled her with measureless content.
What to read after The Laurel Bush?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Craik Dinah Maria Mulock to read onlineMoreLess
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