Aunt Jane's Nieces
Aunt Jane's Nieces
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" "I suppose not, " said Beth. Then, after a thoughtful silence, sheresumed abruptly; "What's to prevent Aunt Jane leaving you herproperty, even if you are rich, and don't need it? You say you like tocare for invalids, and I don't. Suppose Aunt Jane prefers you to me, and wills you all her money?" "Why, that would be beyond my power to prevent, " answered Louise, witha little yawn.
Beth's face grew hard again.
"You're deceiving me, " she declared, angrily. "You're trying to makeme think you don...'t want Elmhurst, when you're as anxious to get it asI am. " "My dear Elizabeth--by the way, that's an awfully long name; what dothey call you, Lizzie, or Bessie, or--" "They call me Beth, " sullenly.
"Then, my dear Beth, let me beg you not to borrow trouble, or to doubtone who wishes to be your friend. Elmhurst would be a perfect boreto me. I wouldn't know what to do with it. I couldn't live in thisout-of-the-way corner of the world, you know. " "But suppose she leaves it to you?" persisted Beth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "I suppose not, " said Beth. Then, after a thoughtful silence, sheresumed abruptly; "What's to prevent Aunt Jane leaving you herproperty, even if you are rich, and don't need it? You say you like tocare for invalids, and I don't. Suppose Aunt Jane prefers you to me, and wills you all her money?" "Why, that would be beyond my power to prevent, " answered Louise, witha little yawn.
Beth's face grew hard again.
"You're deceiving me, " she declared, angrily. "You're trying to makeme think you don...'t want Elmhurst, when you're as anxious to get it asI am. " "My dear Elizabeth--by the way, that's an awfully long name; what dothey call you, Lizzie, or Bessie, or--" "They call me Beth, " sullenly.
"Then, my dear Beth, let me beg you not to borrow trouble, or to doubtone who wishes to be your friend. Elmhurst would be a perfect boreto me. I wouldn't know what to do with it. I couldn't live in thisout-of-the-way corner of the world, you know. " "But suppose she leaves it to you?" persisted Beth.
What to read after Aunt Jane's Nieces?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baum Lyman Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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