A Little Mother to the Others
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Dolman. "Diana Delaneyis an extremely naughty little child, and I am quite determined thather spirit shall be broken. It was all very well for you to go on withyour tantrums at the Manor, miss, but now you are under my control, and you shall do exactly what I wish. Come, Diana, none of this. What, you'll kick me, will you? Then I shall have you whipped. " "What's whipped?" questioned Diana.
Mrs. Dolman stooped down and lifted her into her arms. She was astout and largely-made child, and the lit...tle woman found her somewhatdifficult to carry. She would not let her down, however, but conductedher across the cool hall and into a room at the further end of thepassage. This room was nearly empty, matting covered the floor and around table stood in the center, while two or three high-backedchairs, with hard seats, were placed at intervals round the walls. Itwas a decidedly dreary room, and rendered all the more so because themorning sun was pouring in through the dusty panes.
This room was well known to all the little Dolmans, for it was calledthe punishment chamber.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dolman. "Diana Delaneyis an extremely naughty little child, and I am quite determined thather spirit shall be broken. It was all very well for you to go on withyour tantrums at the Manor, miss, but now you are under my control, and you shall do exactly what I wish. Come, Diana, none of this. What, you'll kick me, will you? Then I shall have you whipped. " "What's whipped?" questioned Diana.
Mrs. Dolman stooped down and lifted her into her arms. She was astout and largely-made child, and the lit...tle woman found her somewhatdifficult to carry. She would not let her down, however, but conductedher across the cool hall and into a room at the further end of thepassage. This room was nearly empty, matting covered the floor and around table stood in the center, while two or three high-backedchairs, with hard seats, were placed at intervals round the walls. Itwas a decidedly dreary room, and rendered all the more so because themorning sun was pouring in through the dusty panes.
This room was well known to all the little Dolmans, for it was calledthe punishment chamber.
What to read after A Little Mother to the Others?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meade L. T. to read onlineMoreLess
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