At Home With the Jardines
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I amseldom sarcastic, but I knew Flora would understand.
"Flora, " I said, distinctly, "you are to be congratulated. " Then I turned and left them.
The very day that Flora left, Cary came back to me.
"Well, " she said, tentatively, "what do you think of her?" "Well, " I answered, cautiously, "I don't know. " Cary looked at me in disgust.
"Your loyalty amounts to nothing short of blindness and stupidity, " sheremarked, severely. "As for me, I am going to look at the nest theviper has left. " So ...saying, she got up and went into the blue room, Aubrey and I meeklyfollowing.
Pinned to the pillow was a note directed to me. Cary unpinned andhanded it to me.
"Cleverest and best of women, " it began, "Many thanks for yourdelightful hospitality. I have enjoyed it to the full--far more, indeed, than you know. Look under the mattress of this bed and youwill understand. " We tore the bed to pieces without speaking. Then Aubrey and Carylooked at each other and laughed.
"_Now_ will you believe, " said Cary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I amseldom sarcastic, but I knew Flora would understand.
"Flora, " I said, distinctly, "you are to be congratulated. " Then I turned and left them.
The very day that Flora left, Cary came back to me.
"Well, " she said, tentatively, "what do you think of her?" "Well, " I answered, cautiously, "I don't know. " Cary looked at me in disgust.
"Your loyalty amounts to nothing short of blindness and stupidity, " sheremarked, severely. "As for me, I am going to look at the nest theviper has left. " So ...saying, she got up and went into the blue room, Aubrey and I meeklyfollowing.
Pinned to the pillow was a note directed to me. Cary unpinned andhanded it to me.
"Cleverest and best of women, " it began, "Many thanks for yourdelightful hospitality. I have enjoyed it to the full--far more, indeed, than you know. Look under the mattress of this bed and youwill understand. " We tore the bed to pieces without speaking. Then Aubrey and Carylooked at each other and laughed.
"_Now_ will you believe, " said Cary.
What to read after At Home With the Jardines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lilian Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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