A Houseful of Girls
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I suppose you haveheard, " she ended a little solemnly.
"Yes, I have heard--let me carry these books for you a bit--what isthere of Redcross news that one does not hear?" Then he paused abruptly, while there darted simultaneously across his mind and May's whether hisspeech did not sound as if he thought that Dora Millar's refusal of himmust be public property? "For that very reason, " he went on with amomentary shade of awkwardness, "I mean, because two of your sisters aregone, I fancied you mi...ght like this other little dog to keep youcompany. " "I have Dora, " said May simply, and then she dashed on in an unhappyconsciousness that she ought not to have mentioned Dora's name to him onany account. "I should like it immensely though--thank you a hundredthousand times, it was so good of you to think of me. But Rose could nothave it now, could she? and she wished it quite as much as I did. Itdoes not seem nice to have it when she is not here to share it, "finished May, with wistful jealousy for Rose's rights in the matter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I suppose you haveheard, " she ended a little solemnly.
"Yes, I have heard--let me carry these books for you a bit--what isthere of Redcross news that one does not hear?" Then he paused abruptly, while there darted simultaneously across his mind and May's whether hisspeech did not sound as if he thought that Dora Millar's refusal of himmust be public property? "For that very reason, " he went on with amomentary shade of awkwardness, "I mean, because two of your sisters aregone, I fancied you mi...ght like this other little dog to keep youcompany. " "I have Dora, " said May simply, and then she dashed on in an unhappyconsciousness that she ought not to have mentioned Dora's name to him onany account. "I should like it immensely though--thank you a hundredthousand times, it was so good of you to think of me. But Rose could nothave it now, could she? and she wished it quite as much as I did. Itdoes not seem nice to have it when she is not here to share it, "finished May, with wistful jealousy for Rose's rights in the matter.
What to read after A Houseful of Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tytler Sarah to read onlineMoreLess
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