[The Squire of Sandal-Side by Amelia Edith Huddleston Barr]@TWC D-Link bookThe Squire of Sandal-Side CHAPTER I 16/27
But her face was a joy to see: she had such bright eyes, such a kind, handsome mouth, such a cheerful voice, such a merry laugh.
As they came in sight of the wide-open front-doors, she looked ruefully down at her feet and her grass-and-water-stained skirt, and then into her father's face. "I don't know what Sophia will say if she sees me, father; I don't, indeed." "Never you mind her, dear.
Sophia's rather high, you know.
And we've had a rare good time.
Eh? What ?" "I should think we have! There are not many pleasures in life better than persuading a fine trout to go a little way down stream with you. Are there, father ?" "You are right, Charlotte.
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