The Pillars of the House, V1
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'Poor Fee!'--and she reared up tokiss him, and stroke the cheeks that had suffered such an indignity.
'What! It was only a trick?' said Clement slowly, as if halfmystified.
'Of course, ' said Felix; 'could not you trust to that?' 'I don't know. Cathedrals are very lax, and it had a questionablename. ' 'O Clem! if it had not been in you before, I should wish you hadnever gone to St. Matthew's. Come down now, don't let us disturb thelittle ones any longer. --Good-night, Angel; good-night, little ...star;we'll not make a row to wake you again. ' Clement, in a severe mood, followed Felix downstairs; but somewonderful spirit of frolic was on all the young people that night--areaction, perhaps, from the melancholy that had so long necessarilyreigned in that house, for though the fun was less loud, it was quiteas merry: a course of riddles was going on; and Clement, who reallywas used to a great deal of mirth among the staff of St. Matthew's, absolutely unbent, and gloried in showing that even more conundrumswere known there than by the house of Harewood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Poor Fee!'--and she reared up tokiss him, and stroke the cheeks that had suffered such an indignity.
'What! It was only a trick?' said Clement slowly, as if halfmystified.
'Of course, ' said Felix; 'could not you trust to that?' 'I don't know. Cathedrals are very lax, and it had a questionablename. ' 'O Clem! if it had not been in you before, I should wish you hadnever gone to St. Matthew's. Come down now, don't let us disturb thelittle ones any longer. --Good-night, Angel; good-night, little ...star;we'll not make a row to wake you again. ' Clement, in a severe mood, followed Felix downstairs; but somewonderful spirit of frolic was on all the young people that night--areaction, perhaps, from the melancholy that had so long necessarilyreigned in that house, for though the fun was less loud, it was quiteas merry: a course of riddles was going on; and Clement, who reallywas used to a great deal of mirth among the staff of St. Matthew's, absolutely unbent, and gloried in showing that even more conundrumswere known there than by the house of Harewood.
What to read after The Pillars of the House, V1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yonge Charlotte Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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