A Daughter of the South And Shorter Stories
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Do you dress yourself, Estelle, in that e'cru pongee with the embroidered parasol to match, and the knots of poppy-colored ribbon. You are sweet in that. Annette shall walk with you, and you can introduce yourself to Mrs. Noble by saying you came to bring Jenny's apologies. Come, don't sulk, my darling ; you know Mrs. Noble can do everything for you if she only takes the fancy. " It was with no very good grace, however, that Estelle followed these directions. When she reached the park, she orde...red Annette to sit down upon a bench, which the over- worked old woman was glad enough to do.
Strolling up and down the avenue leading to the fountain, Estelle's heart was filled with weariness and unsatisfied longing. She resented her mother for the schemes of JENNY, THE DEBUTANTE. 179 which she was beginning to heartily tire ; she resented Jenny's gleam of good fortune. Everything seemed jaundiced in her sight.
No sign yet of Jenny's good Fairy of the Fountain. In her place, an elderly English maid was crocheting on a bench, a small dog was careering wildly around the gravel walk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do you dress yourself, Estelle, in that e'cru pongee with the embroidered parasol to match, and the knots of poppy-colored ribbon. You are sweet in that. Annette shall walk with you, and you can introduce yourself to Mrs. Noble by saying you came to bring Jenny's apologies. Come, don't sulk, my darling ; you know Mrs. Noble can do everything for you if she only takes the fancy. " It was with no very good grace, however, that Estelle followed these directions. When she reached the park, she orde...red Annette to sit down upon a bench, which the over- worked old woman was glad enough to do.
Strolling up and down the avenue leading to the fountain, Estelle's heart was filled with weariness and unsatisfied longing. She resented her mother for the schemes of JENNY, THE DEBUTANTE. 179 which she was beginning to heartily tire ; she resented Jenny's gleam of good fortune. Everything seemed jaundiced in her sight.
No sign yet of Jenny's good Fairy of the Fountain. In her place, an elderly English maid was crocheting on a bench, a small dog was careering wildly around the gravel walk.
What to read after A Daughter of the South And Shorter Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burton Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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