A Wilful Young Woman 1
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173^ set themselves to keep, was threatened with another upset.
It was the morning of a grand gathering at Oakleigh Place, for which the Major had been especially persuaded to prolong his visit. An ofl&cer, pronouncedly a gentle- man, and a good-looking man, was a most desirable escort. So his journey to town was postponed till the evening train, and arrangements made to suit his departure then.
' If you will excuse it/ said his hostess, * you shall have a sort of cold dinner^ that can be ready... the moment we are back from Oakleigh. You will be sure, Sydney, to see that we are not kept wait- ing. A new parlour-maid is a great worry, Major, which you are fortunate not to realise.' Sydney looked up perplexed and reddening.
174 A WILFUL YOUNG WOMAN.
'/ am to see about the servants, mamma?' * Yes. If you've no objection.' 'But I thought I was going to Oak- leigh ?' ' And I thought/ returned Mrs. Alwyn, ' that as you generally care so little for these afternoon parties, and always prefer getting off them, you would positively be glad to stay at home/ ' So I should,' answered the girl, frankly, ' if it were anywhere else ; but the Dacies say the gardens here are glorious in July, and I had been so looking forward to see- ing them, mamma, as they invited me too, that I ' *Let Sydney go instead of me,' inter- rupted the Major, ^ I don't care a straw for the gardens.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
173^ set themselves to keep, was threatened with another upset.
It was the morning of a grand gathering at Oakleigh Place, for which the Major had been especially persuaded to prolong his visit. An ofl&cer, pronouncedly a gentle- man, and a good-looking man, was a most desirable escort. So his journey to town was postponed till the evening train, and arrangements made to suit his departure then.
' If you will excuse it/ said his hostess, * you shall have a sort of cold dinner^ that can be ready... the moment we are back from Oakleigh. You will be sure, Sydney, to see that we are not kept wait- ing. A new parlour-maid is a great worry, Major, which you are fortunate not to realise.' Sydney looked up perplexed and reddening.
174 A WILFUL YOUNG WOMAN.
'/ am to see about the servants, mamma?' * Yes. If you've no objection.' 'But I thought I was going to Oak- leigh ?' ' And I thought/ returned Mrs. Alwyn, ' that as you generally care so little for these afternoon parties, and always prefer getting off them, you would positively be glad to stay at home/ ' So I should,' answered the girl, frankly, ' if it were anywhere else ; but the Dacies say the gardens here are glorious in July, and I had been so looking forward to see- ing them, mamma, as they invited me too, that I ' *Let Sydney go instead of me,' inter- rupted the Major, ^ I don't care a straw for the gardens.
What to read after A Wilful Young Woman 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Price, Alice to read onlineMoreLess
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