As Ye Have Sown
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She only thought that it might have been expected long since when, a day or so later, her mother strolled into her rooms about four o'clock, and asked if she could have some tea and talk a little.
" Certainly ! " Patricia said cordially, ringing the bell. " I thought you were out, or I should have come down to the drawing-room. " " I went round to my tailor to hurry them up about my habit, but there is no one in town to see now. I have been thinking, Nougat, that we might get away next week. " ..." Are you going abroad ? " said Patricia civilly, but with the impersonal interest one takes in plans not one's own. " I think you will find the Riviera very hot. " " You'll come too, of course, " said Lady Vera with an abrupt decision that was apt to arrange things to her liking in more lives than her own. "You don't go to Chiffon till October. " "I really don't know, " said Patricia indifferently. "We have not settled the date yet. But I certainly should not come to the Riviera, anyhow. " Lady Vera had been leaning back in an easy chair with her knees crossed, the result being a view of frills and openwork stockings that suggested, if it did not actually reach, her knees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She only thought that it might have been expected long since when, a day or so later, her mother strolled into her rooms about four o'clock, and asked if she could have some tea and talk a little.
" Certainly ! " Patricia said cordially, ringing the bell. " I thought you were out, or I should have come down to the drawing-room. " " I went round to my tailor to hurry them up about my habit, but there is no one in town to see now. I have been thinking, Nougat, that we might get away next week. " ..." Are you going abroad ? " said Patricia civilly, but with the impersonal interest one takes in plans not one's own. " I think you will find the Riviera very hot. " " You'll come too, of course, " said Lady Vera with an abrupt decision that was apt to arrange things to her liking in more lives than her own. "You don't go to Chiffon till October. " "I really don't know, " said Patricia indifferently. "We have not settled the date yet. But I certainly should not come to the Riviera, anyhow. " Lady Vera had been leaning back in an easy chair with her knees crossed, the result being a view of frills and openwork stockings that suggested, if it did not actually reach, her knees.
What to read after As Ye Have Sown?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dolf Wyllarde to read onlineMoreLess
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