Vera
Vera
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' Fancy seeing you again like this ! ' ' Yes, ' said Lucy, heavy-eyed and smiling. ' Lovely, ' she whispered, ' to see you. Tea, Aunt Dot ? ' It was evidently difficult for her to speak, and her forehead was extremely hot.
' No, I don't want tea. ' * You'll stay ? ' ' Yes, ' said Miss Entwhistle, sitting down by the pillow and continuing to smooth back her hair. ' Of course I'll stay. How did you manage to catch such a cold, I wonder 1 ' xxvi VERA 293 She was left to wonder, undisturbed by any ...explana- tions of Lucy's. Indeed it was as much as Lucy could manage to bring out the most necessary words. She lay contentedly with her eyes shut, having her hair stroked back, and said as little as possible.
' Everard ' said Miss Entwhistle, stroking gently, * is he coming back to-night ? ' ' No, ' whispered Lucy contentedly.
Aunt Dot stroked in silence.
' Has your temperature been taken ? ' she asked presently.
1 No, ' whispered Lucy contentedly.
* Oughtn't you ' — after another pause — ' to see a doctor ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Fancy seeing you again like this ! ' ' Yes, ' said Lucy, heavy-eyed and smiling. ' Lovely, ' she whispered, ' to see you. Tea, Aunt Dot ? ' It was evidently difficult for her to speak, and her forehead was extremely hot.
' No, I don't want tea. ' * You'll stay ? ' ' Yes, ' said Miss Entwhistle, sitting down by the pillow and continuing to smooth back her hair. ' Of course I'll stay. How did you manage to catch such a cold, I wonder 1 ' xxvi VERA 293 She was left to wonder, undisturbed by any ...explana- tions of Lucy's. Indeed it was as much as Lucy could manage to bring out the most necessary words. She lay contentedly with her eyes shut, having her hair stroked back, and said as little as possible.
' Everard ' said Miss Entwhistle, stroking gently, * is he coming back to-night ? ' ' No, ' whispered Lucy contentedly.
Aunt Dot stroked in silence.
' Has your temperature been taken ? ' she asked presently.
1 No, ' whispered Lucy contentedly.
* Oughtn't you ' — after another pause — ' to see a doctor ?
What to read after Vera?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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