A Lass of Dorchester
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But, as Master Pettibone still kept his hand firmly planted against the jamb, she found it impossible to dislodge him sufficiently to carry out her purpose without a downright piece of rudeness, in which our Betty could not permit herself to indulge. Therefore, not knowing what the better to do, she now turned away from him, and at the same moment Aunt Joan's voice was heard calling to her from the doorway of bedroom : " Why are you and Master Pettibone talking in such loud tones, Betty? And wh...at is the meaning of some of the words I have heard? It cannot be now that there is aught of argument between you? ' " Master Pettibone has been inquiring as to Uncle Gabriel, Aunt Joan, " said Betty steadily, as she ad- HO A LASS OF DORCHESTER vanced toward her aunt, who was now in the hall, " and he is not well pleased to find that uncle is absent, especially that he is absent in Charles Town. " " Well, for that matter, " said Mrs. May, and she spoke in a placid voice, ' since your uncle will return by noon to-morrow, Master Pettibone will not have long to wait for the matter of business with him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, as Master Pettibone still kept his hand firmly planted against the jamb, she found it impossible to dislodge him sufficiently to carry out her purpose without a downright piece of rudeness, in which our Betty could not permit herself to indulge. Therefore, not knowing what the better to do, she now turned away from him, and at the same moment Aunt Joan's voice was heard calling to her from the doorway of bedroom : " Why are you and Master Pettibone talking in such loud tones, Betty? And wh...at is the meaning of some of the words I have heard? It cannot be now that there is aught of argument between you? ' " Master Pettibone has been inquiring as to Uncle Gabriel, Aunt Joan, " said Betty steadily, as she ad- HO A LASS OF DORCHESTER vanced toward her aunt, who was now in the hall, " and he is not well pleased to find that uncle is absent, especially that he is absent in Charles Town. " " Well, for that matter, " said Mrs. May, and she spoke in a placid voice, ' since your uncle will return by noon to-morrow, Master Pettibone will not have long to wait for the matter of business with him.
What to read after A Lass of Dorchester?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie Maria Barnes to read onlineMoreLess
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