Alice for Short
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Though, indeed, if the letter had been from Mr. Selwyn- Kerr or Sir Thomas Brabazon, she would never have let another soul see it. Except of course Miss Peggy or Mr. Charley. People took their chance of that, if they wrote letters to her.
Sister Alethea was nothing loth to read the letters for Alice. When you have renounced the world it's fun to get a read at other people's letters and see what's going on in it. Besides, she had just said her prayers in the Chapel. But would Mr. Charles Heath n...ot mind her seeing his letter ?
"Oh, no ! Why should he ? As if I didn't know Mr. Charley ! Cut away. " And Alice lay back on the pillow and listened. There really was an element of physical weakness in this. Alice was glad to have anything done for her; for all she felt so well and happy it could not be relied on to last if 'she tried to do anything beyond existing.
"Fire away, Sister Thea dear, " said she. Sister Alethea hesi- tated a moment, then proceeded: " 'You most dear and darling little girl, there is nothing like you anywhere in all this world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though, indeed, if the letter had been from Mr. Selwyn- Kerr or Sir Thomas Brabazon, she would never have let another soul see it. Except of course Miss Peggy or Mr. Charley. People took their chance of that, if they wrote letters to her.
Sister Alethea was nothing loth to read the letters for Alice. When you have renounced the world it's fun to get a read at other people's letters and see what's going on in it. Besides, she had just said her prayers in the Chapel. But would Mr. Charles Heath n...ot mind her seeing his letter ?
"Oh, no ! Why should he ? As if I didn't know Mr. Charley ! Cut away. " And Alice lay back on the pillow and listened. There really was an element of physical weakness in this. Alice was glad to have anything done for her; for all she felt so well and happy it could not be relied on to last if 'she tried to do anything beyond existing.
"Fire away, Sister Thea dear, " said she. Sister Alethea hesi- tated a moment, then proceeded: " 'You most dear and darling little girl, there is nothing like you anywhere in all this world.
What to read after Alice for Short?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De Morgan William Frend to read onlineMoreLess
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