A Modern Tomboy
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One of thehousemaids appeared.
"I want some tea, " said Irene in a lofty tone, "for little Miss AgnesFrost. You can bring it up on a tray with cakes, and I can have some atthe same time. And please arrange the pink bedroom opening out of minefor Miss Agnes to sleep in to-night. Do you hear? Do you understand?" "Yes, miss, of course, " said the girl, retiring in a great hurry in theutmost amazement; for over Irene's curious, expressive little face hadcome a new look--a look of protection, almost... of motherhood.
She bent down and kissed little Agnes; and Agnes put her thin arms roundher neck, and said, "Oh, you are so beautiful, and so--so kind to me! Ofcourse, I love dear sister Emily; but she is old, and you are young. Iwant somebody young--somebody like you--to be kind to me, for I am sucha timid little girl. Will you take care of me?" "I vow I will, " said Irene.
"Then you will hold my hand if I do drop asleep--for this is such a big, strange house, and I may feel frightened?" "No one shall frighten you while I am here, " was Irene's answer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of thehousemaids appeared.
"I want some tea, " said Irene in a lofty tone, "for little Miss AgnesFrost. You can bring it up on a tray with cakes, and I can have some atthe same time. And please arrange the pink bedroom opening out of minefor Miss Agnes to sleep in to-night. Do you hear? Do you understand?" "Yes, miss, of course, " said the girl, retiring in a great hurry in theutmost amazement; for over Irene's curious, expressive little face hadcome a new look--a look of protection, almost... of motherhood.
She bent down and kissed little Agnes; and Agnes put her thin arms roundher neck, and said, "Oh, you are so beautiful, and so--so kind to me! Ofcourse, I love dear sister Emily; but she is old, and you are young. Iwant somebody young--somebody like you--to be kind to me, for I am sucha timid little girl. Will you take care of me?" "I vow I will, " said Irene.
"Then you will hold my hand if I do drop asleep--for this is such a big, strange house, and I may feel frightened?" "No one shall frighten you while I am here, " was Irene's answer.
What to read after A Modern Tomboy?
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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