All About Edith
All About Edith
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* " Why, Mrs. Gantly, " said Parish. " I am greatly surprised to see you here. Is there any thing the matter. I hope your husband is not ill. " " Oh, no, " said Edith smiling. " I do not wonder at your surprise. Doubtless you would have been more so had you seen me when I left the car. Had not a friend recog- nized me I never could have found my way here. I wanted to see you for a few mo- ALL ABOUT EDITH. 133 ments, Mr. Parish, so was rash enough to come down alone. " " Indeed you were rash, Mr...s. Gantly. Had you telegraphed, I should have gone up imme- diately. " " I did not think of that, I came on the im- pulse of the moment ; and now that I am here I don't know how to explain myself, " hesitated Edith.
" Do you want any thing? Can I assist you in any way ? " asked Parish, showing the deep- est interest.
" Well, yes. I want the stocks I gave you. They were mamma's, and I want to keep them for the children. " " Certainly. But you could have asked me that to-night. I am sorry you have fatigued yourself so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* " Why, Mrs. Gantly, " said Parish. " I am greatly surprised to see you here. Is there any thing the matter. I hope your husband is not ill. " " Oh, no, " said Edith smiling. " I do not wonder at your surprise. Doubtless you would have been more so had you seen me when I left the car. Had not a friend recog- nized me I never could have found my way here. I wanted to see you for a few mo- ALL ABOUT EDITH. 133 ments, Mr. Parish, so was rash enough to come down alone. " " Indeed you were rash, Mr...s. Gantly. Had you telegraphed, I should have gone up imme- diately. " " I did not think of that, I came on the im- pulse of the moment ; and now that I am here I don't know how to explain myself, " hesitated Edith.
" Do you want any thing? Can I assist you in any way ? " asked Parish, showing the deep- est interest.
" Well, yes. I want the stocks I gave you. They were mamma's, and I want to keep them for the children. " " Certainly. But you could have asked me that to-night. I am sorry you have fatigued yourself so.
What to read after All About Edith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Mason to read onlineMoreLess
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