A Singer From the Sea
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Why did I go? She is afraid of Roland! Good! Ishall pay her back through Roland. If she will not be a friend to me, she may have to call me sister. " Then she remembered what Roland hadsaid about her voice and her face was illumined by the thought, andshe lifted her head and stepped loftily to it. "She may be proudenough of me yet. I wonder what I have done?" To such futile questions and reflections, she walked back to St. Penfer. She had not yet found out that the sum of her offending lay inhe...r ability to add the four letters which spelled the word fair to hername. If she had been strikingly ugly and dull, instead of strikinglypretty and bright, Elizabeth would have found it easier to be kind andgenerous to her.
Denas went to Priscilla Mohun's. Reticence is a cultivated quality, and Denas had none of it; so she told the whole story of herill-treatment to Priscilla and found her full of sympathy. Priscillahad her own little slights to relate, and if all was true she toldDenas, then Elizabeth had managed in a week's time to offend many ofher old acquaintances irreconcilably.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why did I go? She is afraid of Roland! Good! Ishall pay her back through Roland. If she will not be a friend to me, she may have to call me sister. " Then she remembered what Roland hadsaid about her voice and her face was illumined by the thought, andshe lifted her head and stepped loftily to it. "She may be proudenough of me yet. I wonder what I have done?" To such futile questions and reflections, she walked back to St. Penfer. She had not yet found out that the sum of her offending lay inhe...r ability to add the four letters which spelled the word fair to hername. If she had been strikingly ugly and dull, instead of strikinglypretty and bright, Elizabeth would have found it easier to be kind andgenerous to her.
Denas went to Priscilla Mohun's. Reticence is a cultivated quality, and Denas had none of it; so she told the whole story of herill-treatment to Priscilla and found her full of sympathy. Priscillahad her own little slights to relate, and if all was true she toldDenas, then Elizabeth had managed in a week's time to offend many ofher old acquaintances irreconcilably.
What to read after A Singer From the Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barr, Amelia Edith Huddleston, 1831-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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