An Unwilling Maid
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I came, Clarissa, to beg a note of invitation for Peggy Van Dam. She hasbut just returned from Albany, and will be mightily pleased to be biddento your card-party. " "I wondered if she would be in time, " said Clarissa, seating herself ather claw-legged, brass-mounted writing-table. "Has she changed much, Kitty--not that I mean"--and Clarissa's sentence ended in a laugh.
"There was room for it, " finished Kitty. "No, she is just the same:aping youth, with the desire to conceal age. " "Oh, Kitty..., that's the severest speech I ever knew you guilty of!" "Ill-natured, aye, " quoth Kitty, with a comical sigh; "the world's awrythis morning and I must vent my crossness on somebody, so let it bePeggy. But if I can carry her your note it will atone for my peevishspeech a dozen times, for is not Captain Sir John Faulkner coming, andyou know as well as all of us that Peggy's airs and graces are mostapparent in his company. " Betty looked quickly up into Kitty's face as she rattled on gayly, anddetected an air of trouble and anxiety that was most unusual.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I came, Clarissa, to beg a note of invitation for Peggy Van Dam. She hasbut just returned from Albany, and will be mightily pleased to be biddento your card-party. " "I wondered if she would be in time, " said Clarissa, seating herself ather claw-legged, brass-mounted writing-table. "Has she changed much, Kitty--not that I mean"--and Clarissa's sentence ended in a laugh.
"There was room for it, " finished Kitty. "No, she is just the same:aping youth, with the desire to conceal age. " "Oh, Kitty..., that's the severest speech I ever knew you guilty of!" "Ill-natured, aye, " quoth Kitty, with a comical sigh; "the world's awrythis morning and I must vent my crossness on somebody, so let it bePeggy. But if I can carry her your note it will atone for my peevishspeech a dozen times, for is not Captain Sir John Faulkner coming, andyou know as well as all of us that Peggy's airs and graces are mostapparent in his company. " Betty looked quickly up into Kitty's face as she rattled on gayly, anddetected an air of trouble and anxiety that was most unusual.
What to read after An Unwilling Maid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lincoln Jeanie Gould to read onlineMoreLess
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