Susan Fielding
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Now, I'm not talking about Mrs. Wynne or Miss Ffrench. They have their own business to mind. But you, my dear little girl, " Dolly's tone got quite paternal the creature, of his kind, was honest " wouldn't you be a great deal better off at home than you are here 1 " SUSAN FIELDING. 277 " No, indeed ; I like being here, " persisted Susan, obsti- nately. "It is a treat to me to see all these fine-dressed people. We never were sure at Halfont whether the town ladies wore trains or round skirts now... I know. And I like the music, and look ! oh ! look ! " her little fingers closing tight on Dolly's arm as a gorgeous outbreak of coloured fire burst forth, from at some hundred yards' distance, against the pale moonlit sky. The crowd, at this abrupt commencement of the fireworks, began, as crowds do under all sudden excitements, to rush senselessly forward, and Susan and her protector were borne along with the tide. " Hold my arm fast, " whispered Dolly ; " and at the first turning we will get away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now, I'm not talking about Mrs. Wynne or Miss Ffrench. They have their own business to mind. But you, my dear little girl, " Dolly's tone got quite paternal the creature, of his kind, was honest " wouldn't you be a great deal better off at home than you are here 1 " SUSAN FIELDING. 277 " No, indeed ; I like being here, " persisted Susan, obsti- nately. "It is a treat to me to see all these fine-dressed people. We never were sure at Halfont whether the town ladies wore trains or round skirts now... I know. And I like the music, and look ! oh ! look ! " her little fingers closing tight on Dolly's arm as a gorgeous outbreak of coloured fire burst forth, from at some hundred yards' distance, against the pale moonlit sky. The crowd, at this abrupt commencement of the fireworks, began, as crowds do under all sudden excitements, to rush senselessly forward, and Susan and her protector were borne along with the tide. " Hold my arm fast, " whispered Dolly ; " and at the first turning we will get away.
What to read after Susan Fielding?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie Edwards to read onlineMoreLess
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