Aunt Diana
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' Wiiat is that for ? ' she asked, with a child's innocency of grammar, but in much surprise, as Alison kissed her warmly, and said — ' Good- morning, Poppie dear. ' ' Poppie means that we are not accustomed to these little civilities, ' put in Roger, as Alison looked perplexed for a moment ; ' nobody says good-morning to anybody else at The Holms, except Miss Leigh and I; we always do, don't we?' shaking hands with her as he spoke. 'Father just gives an inclusive good-morning at the door. ' ' ...I am afraid you are very much shocked, Alison, ' observed Miss Leigh mournfully. ' Mabel sets Rudel and Poppie such a bad example in this; no one thinks of such a thing except Mr. Roger, and he is always so very thoughtful. ' ' Oh, we are a bad lot, ain't we, Missie ? ' began Rudel in his rough fashion ; but Alison promptly silenced him by pre])aring to say grace. Perhaps this was also an innovation, for Poppie only stared at her. Alison took no notice of the little girl's or of Rudel's in- voluntary grimace ; she would bring them into better order presently ; she had already heard from Miss Leigh how morning prayers had been discontinued.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Wiiat is that for ? ' she asked, with a child's innocency of grammar, but in much surprise, as Alison kissed her warmly, and said — ' Good- morning, Poppie dear. ' ' Poppie means that we are not accustomed to these little civilities, ' put in Roger, as Alison looked perplexed for a moment ; ' nobody says good-morning to anybody else at The Holms, except Miss Leigh and I; we always do, don't we?' shaking hands with her as he spoke. 'Father just gives an inclusive good-morning at the door. ' ' ...I am afraid you are very much shocked, Alison, ' observed Miss Leigh mournfully. ' Mabel sets Rudel and Poppie such a bad example in this; no one thinks of such a thing except Mr. Roger, and he is always so very thoughtful. ' ' Oh, we are a bad lot, ain't we, Missie ? ' began Rudel in his rough fashion ; but Alison promptly silenced him by pre])aring to say grace. Perhaps this was also an innovation, for Poppie only stared at her. Alison took no notice of the little girl's or of Rudel's in- voluntary grimace ; she would bring them into better order presently ; she had already heard from Miss Leigh how morning prayers had been discontinued.
What to read after Aunt Diana?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carey Rosa Nouchette to read onlineMoreLess
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