An Irish Cousin volume 2
An Irish Cousin volume 2
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His entrance caused a perceptible flutter in the room, and the occupants of the sofa at once began a loud and attractive con- versation.
"I'm dying to hear more about the ball, " began Miss Horan. " Aggie, you're really no good at all" — this with artless petulance to Miss Dennehy. " I'm sure Captain Sarsfield could give a better ac- count of it. He wasn't sitting on the stairs all the time ; were you, Captain Sarsfield ? " " I don't think she should ask us these questions, should she, Captain ...Sarsfield ? " responded Miss Dennehy. " I think 'tis very wrong to tell tales out of school ! " I, from the low chair which I had taken beside Mrs. Barrett, listened in some anxiety to a discussion which for both Willy and ; GARDEN HILL. 135 me was of so singularly discomposing a character. Willy, however, was equal to the occasion. Having fittingly assured Miss Dennehy of his abhorrence of tale- bearing, he provided himself with a cup of tea and a wedge of cake, and proceeded with unimpaired equanimity to seat him- self on the sofa between Miss Horan and Miss Dennehy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His entrance caused a perceptible flutter in the room, and the occupants of the sofa at once began a loud and attractive con- versation.
"I'm dying to hear more about the ball, " began Miss Horan. " Aggie, you're really no good at all" — this with artless petulance to Miss Dennehy. " I'm sure Captain Sarsfield could give a better ac- count of it. He wasn't sitting on the stairs all the time ; were you, Captain Sarsfield ? " " I don't think she should ask us these questions, should she, Captain ...Sarsfield ? " responded Miss Dennehy. " I think 'tis very wrong to tell tales out of school ! " I, from the low chair which I had taken beside Mrs. Barrett, listened in some anxiety to a discussion which for both Willy and ; GARDEN HILL. 135 me was of so singularly discomposing a character. Willy, however, was equal to the occasion. Having fittingly assured Miss Dennehy of his abhorrence of tale- bearing, he provided himself with a cup of tea and a wedge of cake, and proceeded with unimpaired equanimity to seat him- self on the sofa between Miss Horan and Miss Dennehy.
What to read after An Irish Cousin volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Edith None Somerville to read onlineMoreLess
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