Windyridge
Windyridge
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And there was Mother Hubbard, who had learned to lean upon me, and had yielded me so willingly to the more pressing duty. I owed something to her. As I thought upon these things a feeling of home- sickness stole over me, and I went in and sat at the squire's feet.
It was falling dusk, and the cool breath of evening fanned our cheeks as we sat by the open window and watched the lights twinkling in the celestial dome, and the mountains growing more black and mysterious with the advancing night.
"... It is very lovely, " murmured the squire.
" Yes, " I said, " it is. But close your eyes and I will paint you a more attractive picture than this. You will not interrupt me, will you ? and I will try to tell you what I saw not long ago, and what I am aching to see again. " "No, my child, " he replied, pressing my hand fondly. " I will be quite still and you shall paint your picture on my brain. " I hesitated a moment, and I think a wordless, form- less prayer for help ascended to heaven. I endeavoured to visualise the scene in its fairest colours, and trembled lest my effort should be in vain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And there was Mother Hubbard, who had learned to lean upon me, and had yielded me so willingly to the more pressing duty. I owed something to her. As I thought upon these things a feeling of home- sickness stole over me, and I went in and sat at the squire's feet.
It was falling dusk, and the cool breath of evening fanned our cheeks as we sat by the open window and watched the lights twinkling in the celestial dome, and the mountains growing more black and mysterious with the advancing night.
"... It is very lovely, " murmured the squire.
" Yes, " I said, " it is. But close your eyes and I will paint you a more attractive picture than this. You will not interrupt me, will you ? and I will try to tell you what I saw not long ago, and what I am aching to see again. " "No, my child, " he replied, pressing my hand fondly. " I will be quite still and you shall paint your picture on my brain. " I hesitated a moment, and I think a wordless, form- less prayer for help ascended to heaven. I endeavoured to visualise the scene in its fairest colours, and trembled lest my effort should be in vain.
What to read after Windyridge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W William Riley to read onlineMoreLess
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