At the Red Glove : a Novel 1
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^' I have no money to buy bargains w^ith, Madame Eiesen. I have to feed and 102 AT THE BED GLOVE.
clothe the fatherless." She turned up her eyes, and drew down the corners of her mouth. *' Yes," she went on, so that Marie could hear, " that child is the orphan daughter of my cousin Berthold Peyrolles, and I am the only relative she has in the world." "And she has come to help you," said Madame Eiesen. '* Ah ! I like to hear that. It will be pleasant for you to have something young about you ; "... and Ma- dame Eiesen giggled, and put up her hand as if she thought the movement would prevent Marie from hearing. '' She is attractive, too, mon Dieu ! I should think so. She will be a good show card — ha ! ha ! neighbour." And taking away her hand, she giggled unrestrainedly.
Madame Bobineau looked stolid.
"Come in and tell me about these bargains," she said ; and she led the way MADAME BOBINEAU. 103 into her den. Then when the door was shut, and she had tucked up the curtain •over the little glass window that looked into the shop, so that she might keep an eye on Marie, she turned a wrathful face on her visitor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^' I have no money to buy bargains w^ith, Madame Eiesen. I have to feed and 102 AT THE BED GLOVE.
clothe the fatherless." She turned up her eyes, and drew down the corners of her mouth. *' Yes," she went on, so that Marie could hear, " that child is the orphan daughter of my cousin Berthold Peyrolles, and I am the only relative she has in the world." "And she has come to help you," said Madame Eiesen. '* Ah ! I like to hear that. It will be pleasant for you to have something young about you ; "... and Ma- dame Eiesen giggled, and put up her hand as if she thought the movement would prevent Marie from hearing. '' She is attractive, too, mon Dieu ! I should think so. She will be a good show card — ha ! ha ! neighbour." And taking away her hand, she giggled unrestrainedly.
Madame Bobineau looked stolid.
"Come in and tell me about these bargains," she said ; and she led the way MADAME BOBINEAU. 103 into her den. Then when the door was shut, and she had tucked up the curtain •over the little glass window that looked into the shop, so that she might keep an eye on Marie, she turned a wrathful face on her visitor.
What to read after At the Red Glove : a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katharine S Katharine Sarah Macquoid to read onlineMoreLess
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