Aunt Janes Nieces
Aunt Janes Nieces
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"I remember Juliavery well, as a girl. She used to put on a lot of airs, and jaw fatherbecause he wouldn't have the old top-buggy painted every spring. Samenow as ever, I s'pose?" Beth did not reply.
"And Will's dead, and out of his troubles, I hope, " continued UncleJohn, reflectively. "He wrote me once that his wife had nearly drivenhim crazy. Perhaps she murdered him in his sleep--eh, Louise?" "Sir, " said Louise, much offended, "you are speaking of my mother. " "Ah, yes. It's the same one y...our father spoke of, " he answered, unmoved. "But that's neither here nor there. The fact is, I've foundtwo nieces, " looking shrewdly from one face into the other, "and Iseem to be in luck, for you're quite pretty and ladylike, my dears. " "Thank you, " said Louise, rather coldly. "You're a competent judge, sir, I suppose. " "Tolerable, " he responded, with a chuckle. "So good a judge that I'vekep' single all my life. " "Where did you come from?" asked the girl.
"From out on the coast, " tossing his grizzled head toward the west.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I remember Juliavery well, as a girl. She used to put on a lot of airs, and jaw fatherbecause he wouldn't have the old top-buggy painted every spring. Samenow as ever, I s'pose?" Beth did not reply.
"And Will's dead, and out of his troubles, I hope, " continued UncleJohn, reflectively. "He wrote me once that his wife had nearly drivenhim crazy. Perhaps she murdered him in his sleep--eh, Louise?" "Sir, " said Louise, much offended, "you are speaking of my mother. " "Ah, yes. It's the same one y...our father spoke of, " he answered, unmoved. "But that's neither here nor there. The fact is, I've foundtwo nieces, " looking shrewdly from one face into the other, "and Iseem to be in luck, for you're quite pretty and ladylike, my dears. " "Thank you, " said Louise, rather coldly. "You're a competent judge, sir, I suppose. " "Tolerable, " he responded, with a chuckle. "So good a judge that I'vekep' single all my life. " "Where did you come from?" asked the girl.
"From out on the coast, " tossing his grizzled head toward the west.
What to read after Aunt Janes Nieces?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Van Dyne to read onlineMoreLess
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