Treasure Flower a Child of Japan
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It was not alone that the icy water had chilled her to the heart, the cruel rocks had bruised her spine. How tender were the doctor and his wife in caring for her ; how tireless Pome- granate's quick hands and quicker feet ! Even Lynette, who knew herself that Providence never intended her for a nurse, slipped in and out on tiptoe with bouquets of violets or cherry blossoms or roses. Of course, anxious 120 A LADY'S VISIT 121 faced Aunt Lavender and Uncle Cedarmount came too. But sometimes in sp...ite of the long- ing for them that worried Treasure Flower, she kept wondering who in their absence was taking care of the foxes and the goldfish and the Lady Benten.
Unknown to Treasure Flower, other visitors, very important to judge from their goldlaced uniforms and the presents they always brought, came each morning now to inquire for her. Indeed, some of the lovely flowers Lynette car- ried to the invalid, and the delicate wines and fruits that appeared, to tempt her appetite, were their gifts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was not alone that the icy water had chilled her to the heart, the cruel rocks had bruised her spine. How tender were the doctor and his wife in caring for her ; how tireless Pome- granate's quick hands and quicker feet ! Even Lynette, who knew herself that Providence never intended her for a nurse, slipped in and out on tiptoe with bouquets of violets or cherry blossoms or roses. Of course, anxious 120 A LADY'S VISIT 121 faced Aunt Lavender and Uncle Cedarmount came too. But sometimes in sp...ite of the long- ing for them that worried Treasure Flower, she kept wondering who in their absence was taking care of the foxes and the goldfish and the Lady Benten.
Unknown to Treasure Flower, other visitors, very important to judge from their goldlaced uniforms and the presents they always brought, came each morning now to inquire for her. Indeed, some of the lovely flowers Lynette car- ried to the invalid, and the delicate wines and fruits that appeared, to tempt her appetite, were their gifts.
What to read after Treasure Flower a Child of Japan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruth Louise Gaines to read onlineMoreLess
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