Adrienne Toner
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I\, r you i T you v ADRIENNE TONER 205 " Well, let us bury Adrienne for the present, " said Mrs. Averil. "Tell Roger about your nursing plans. She may be going to London, Roger, this winter, and I'm to be left alone. " "You're to be left to take care of Aunt Eleanor, if I do go, " said Nancy; and Mrs. Averil said that there must certainly be some one left to take care of poor Eleanor.
Oldmeadow went up to Coldbrooks next morning. The first person he saw was old Johnson at the door and he rememb...ered Eleanor Chadwick's griefs on his account. Nothing, now, could have been kept from Johnson and his face bore the marks of the family calamities. He was aged and whitened and his voice had armed itself, since the downfall of his grave, vicarious complacency, with solemn cadences.
" Yes, sir. The ladies will be very glad to see you, sir. These are sad days for them the family dispersed as it is. " Johnson defined the situation as he felt that it could be most fittingly defined and Oldmeadow inwardly applauded his " dispersed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I\, r you i T you v ADRIENNE TONER 205 " Well, let us bury Adrienne for the present, " said Mrs. Averil. "Tell Roger about your nursing plans. She may be going to London, Roger, this winter, and I'm to be left alone. " "You're to be left to take care of Aunt Eleanor, if I do go, " said Nancy; and Mrs. Averil said that there must certainly be some one left to take care of poor Eleanor.
Oldmeadow went up to Coldbrooks next morning. The first person he saw was old Johnson at the door and he rememb...ered Eleanor Chadwick's griefs on his account. Nothing, now, could have been kept from Johnson and his face bore the marks of the family calamities. He was aged and whitened and his voice had armed itself, since the downfall of his grave, vicarious complacency, with solemn cadences.
" Yes, sir. The ladies will be very glad to see you, sir. These are sad days for them the family dispersed as it is. " Johnson defined the situation as he felt that it could be most fittingly defined and Oldmeadow inwardly applauded his " dispersed.
What to read after Adrienne Toner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sedgwick Anne Douglas to read onlineMoreLess
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