The Professor And His Daughters : a Novel 3
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'You will have to do with that to-night/ he said. ^ To-morrow I will find you something better.' Omega thanked him, and, weary with walking, went to the sofa, and sat down. Angharad had fallen asleep in her arms. Dick was leaning against the mantelshelf in thought. At last, he turned to Omega.
* How long,' he asked, ' have you been wander- ing about in search of shelter V * For two days and two nights,' she replied. ' I had no money, and my landlady turned me out into the streets. I slept on a ...doorstep last night ; I was nearly dead with cold. You won't turn me out of this place V * No, if you are quiet and do as T bid you. I 90 THE PROFESSOR AND HIS DAUGHTERS.
live opposite ; you can see my room. There is a beam of wood that runs across from your window to mine. I will visit you every morning, and see that you want nothing.' * You are very kind. I seem to remember you.' ' I remember you under very different circum- stances — when you lived with j^our father.' Omega started from her seat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'You will have to do with that to-night/ he said. ^ To-morrow I will find you something better.' Omega thanked him, and, weary with walking, went to the sofa, and sat down. Angharad had fallen asleep in her arms. Dick was leaning against the mantelshelf in thought. At last, he turned to Omega.
* How long,' he asked, ' have you been wander- ing about in search of shelter V * For two days and two nights,' she replied. ' I had no money, and my landlady turned me out into the streets. I slept on a ...doorstep last night ; I was nearly dead with cold. You won't turn me out of this place V * No, if you are quiet and do as T bid you. I 90 THE PROFESSOR AND HIS DAUGHTERS.
live opposite ; you can see my room. There is a beam of wood that runs across from your window to mine. I will visit you every morning, and see that you want nothing.' * You are very kind. I seem to remember you.' ' I remember you under very different circum- stances — when you lived with j^our father.' Omega started from her seat.
What to read after The Professor And His Daughters : a Novel 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas, J. Meredith to read onlineMoreLess
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