Barbara Ladd
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" Barbara's look of anger changed to a sort of obsti- nate sullenness for an instant. Then with an effort she forced herself to smile, while tears sprang into her eyes.
" Of course, Debby was right, " she acknowledged. " But I wish she'd done it some other way. She shouldn't have let me trust her. She fooled me when I trusted her. Oh, I'll forgive her, of course, " she continued, bitterly, " but never, never, will I trust her again ! " Then she sprang up impetuously, and ran and flung both arms... around Mistress Mehitable. " Of course I'd forgive her, anyway, because if she 138 Barbara Ladd hadn't fooled me I might have never found out how lovely you were, — honey ! " Both Doctor John and Doctor Jim were breathless with amazement for a moment. What was this miracle ? Whence came this understanding and this sympathy, all in a night? They saw a new glad warmth in Mistress Mehitable's eyes. They ex- changed significant glances.
" All I can say, Barbara, " growled Doctor Jim, at length, " is that you've been a long while finding out what ought to have been as plain as the nose on your face, — eh, what ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Barbara's look of anger changed to a sort of obsti- nate sullenness for an instant. Then with an effort she forced herself to smile, while tears sprang into her eyes.
" Of course, Debby was right, " she acknowledged. " But I wish she'd done it some other way. She shouldn't have let me trust her. She fooled me when I trusted her. Oh, I'll forgive her, of course, " she continued, bitterly, " but never, never, will I trust her again ! " Then she sprang up impetuously, and ran and flung both arms... around Mistress Mehitable. " Of course I'd forgive her, anyway, because if she 138 Barbara Ladd hadn't fooled me I might have never found out how lovely you were, — honey ! " Both Doctor John and Doctor Jim were breathless with amazement for a moment. What was this miracle ? Whence came this understanding and this sympathy, all in a night? They saw a new glad warmth in Mistress Mehitable's eyes. They ex- changed significant glances.
" All I can say, Barbara, " growled Doctor Jim, at length, " is that you've been a long while finding out what ought to have been as plain as the nose on your face, — eh, what ?
What to read after Barbara Ladd?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles George Douglas Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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