An Alabaster Box
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As seemed entirely natural, the minister had calledfrequently to inspect the progress of the work. Twice in their roundstogether they had come upon Jim Dodge; and although the clergyman wasaffable in his recognition and greeting, Lydia had been unpleasantlysurprised by the savage look on her landscape-gardener's face as hereturned the polite salutation.
"Don't you like Mr. Elliot?" she had ventured to inquire, after thesecond disagreeable incident of the sort.
Jim Dodge had treated her to one o...f his dark-browed, incisive glancesbefore replying.
"I'm afraid I can't answer that question satisfactorily, Miss Orr, "was what he said.
And Lydia, wondering, desisted from further question.
"That middle one looks some like one of the young ladies that washere this morning, " observed Martha, with the privileged familiarityof an old servant.
"She must have dropped it, " said Lydia, slowly.
"The young ladies here in the country has very bad manners, "commented Martha, puckering her lips primly. "I wouldn't put myselfout for them, if I was you, mem.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As seemed entirely natural, the minister had calledfrequently to inspect the progress of the work. Twice in their roundstogether they had come upon Jim Dodge; and although the clergyman wasaffable in his recognition and greeting, Lydia had been unpleasantlysurprised by the savage look on her landscape-gardener's face as hereturned the polite salutation.
"Don't you like Mr. Elliot?" she had ventured to inquire, after thesecond disagreeable incident of the sort.
Jim Dodge had treated her to one o...f his dark-browed, incisive glancesbefore replying.
"I'm afraid I can't answer that question satisfactorily, Miss Orr, "was what he said.
And Lydia, wondering, desisted from further question.
"That middle one looks some like one of the young ladies that washere this morning, " observed Martha, with the privileged familiarityof an old servant.
"She must have dropped it, " said Lydia, slowly.
"The young ladies here in the country has very bad manners, "commented Martha, puckering her lips primly. "I wouldn't put myselfout for them, if I was you, mem.
What to read after An Alabaster Box?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Freeman Mary Eleanor Wilkins to read onlineMoreLess
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