The Wooden Horse
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He shook Harry warmly by the hand and expressed a hope ofanother meeting.
"I should be delighted, " Harry said. "What sort of time am I likely tocatch you in town?" But Randal, alarmed at this serious acceptance of an entirely ironicalproposal, was immediately vague and gave no definite promise. Harrywatched them pass down the drive, then he turned back slowly into thehouse.
It was one of those blue and gold days that are only to be realisedperfectly in Cornwall--blue of the sky and the sea, go...ld on the roofsand the rich background of red and brown in the autumn-tinted trees, whilst the deep green of the lawns in front of the house seemed to holdboth blues and golds in its lights and shadows. The air was perfectlystill and the smoke from a distant bonfire hung in strange wreaths ofgrey-blue in the light against the trees, as though carved delicatelyin marble.
Randal discussed his prospects. He spoke, as he invariably did withregard to his past and future, airily and yet impressively: "I don'tlike to make myself too cheap, " he said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He shook Harry warmly by the hand and expressed a hope ofanother meeting.
"I should be delighted, " Harry said. "What sort of time am I likely tocatch you in town?" But Randal, alarmed at this serious acceptance of an entirely ironicalproposal, was immediately vague and gave no definite promise. Harrywatched them pass down the drive, then he turned back slowly into thehouse.
It was one of those blue and gold days that are only to be realisedperfectly in Cornwall--blue of the sky and the sea, go...ld on the roofsand the rich background of red and brown in the autumn-tinted trees, whilst the deep green of the lawns in front of the house seemed to holdboth blues and golds in its lights and shadows. The air was perfectlystill and the smoke from a distant bonfire hung in strange wreaths ofgrey-blue in the light against the trees, as though carved delicatelyin marble.
Randal discussed his prospects. He spoke, as he invariably did withregard to his past and future, airily and yet impressively: "I don'tlike to make myself too cheap, " he said.
What to read after The Wooden Horse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walpole Hugh Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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