A Rose in June 2
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157 when slie cauglit Wodeliouse's eye gravely fixed upon her.
" Thanks," she said ; " I am very glad to have this little note, telling me of Rose's safe arrival with her friends in London. It was very good of you to bring it. I do not know what put it into the child's head to go by that early train." "Whatever it was, it was very fortunate for me," said Edward. '' As we had met by such a strange chance, I took the liberty of seeing her safe to Miss Margetts' house." "You are very good," saidMr...s. Damerel ; " I am much obliged to you ;" and then the two were silent for a moment, eyeing each other like wrestlers before they close.
" Mrs. Damerel," said young Wodehouse, faltering, and brave sailor as he was, feel- 158 A EOSE IN JUNE.
ing more frightened tlian lie could Lave said, " there is something more which I ought to tell you. Meeting her so sudden- ly, and remembering how I had been balk- ed in seeing her before I left Dinglefield, I was overcome by my feelings, and ven- tured to tell Miss Damerel " ''Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
157 when slie cauglit Wodeliouse's eye gravely fixed upon her.
" Thanks," she said ; " I am very glad to have this little note, telling me of Rose's safe arrival with her friends in London. It was very good of you to bring it. I do not know what put it into the child's head to go by that early train." "Whatever it was, it was very fortunate for me," said Edward. '' As we had met by such a strange chance, I took the liberty of seeing her safe to Miss Margetts' house." "You are very good," saidMr...s. Damerel ; " I am much obliged to you ;" and then the two were silent for a moment, eyeing each other like wrestlers before they close.
" Mrs. Damerel," said young Wodehouse, faltering, and brave sailor as he was, feel- 158 A EOSE IN JUNE.
ing more frightened tlian lie could Lave said, " there is something more which I ought to tell you. Meeting her so sudden- ly, and remembering how I had been balk- ed in seeing her before I left Dinglefield, I was overcome by my feelings, and ven- tured to tell Miss Damerel " ''Mr.
What to read after A Rose in June 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliphant, Mrs. (Margaret), 1828-1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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