A Dream of Blue Roses
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"This kind young lady suggests that she shall step into the breach, and go to Miss Leigh's help, " he began, as they entered the drawing-room.
"Molly, " said Barbara earnestly, "will you not tell Monsieur that I have all the knowledge necessary? Oh, do you not see that it is a chance for me ? I cannot find a post and I cannot return to Petite Mere. " Molly thought for a few moments. "I think you might go, " she said at last. "You will, at any rate, be with ladies, and if the work is not too dis...tasteful "It will not be distasteful, I am certain. I am very fond of the manage. " After some moments of discus- sion it was settled that Barbara should have her will and go to Miss Leigh, at any rate until she was able to find some one else. Mr. Poole was obviously relieved, and grateful that she could proceed to Fiddler's Green that same evening, and finally departed to make arrange- ments for her conveyance.
"It may not prove to be a suitable occupation for you, " said Dick, when the trio were left alone together ; "but I am certain that you cannot come to any harm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"This kind young lady suggests that she shall step into the breach, and go to Miss Leigh's help, " he began, as they entered the drawing-room.
"Molly, " said Barbara earnestly, "will you not tell Monsieur that I have all the knowledge necessary? Oh, do you not see that it is a chance for me ? I cannot find a post and I cannot return to Petite Mere. " Molly thought for a few moments. "I think you might go, " she said at last. "You will, at any rate, be with ladies, and if the work is not too dis...tasteful "It will not be distasteful, I am certain. I am very fond of the manage. " After some moments of discus- sion it was settled that Barbara should have her will and go to Miss Leigh, at any rate until she was able to find some one else. Mr. Poole was obviously relieved, and grateful that she could proceed to Fiddler's Green that same evening, and finally departed to make arrange- ments for her conveyance.
"It may not prove to be a suitable occupation for you, " said Dick, when the trio were left alone together ; "but I am certain that you cannot come to any harm.
What to read after A Dream of Blue Roses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hubert Barclay to read onlineMoreLess
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