Betty Musgrave
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He seated himself beside her, lean- ing forwards with his hands hanging over his knees, and his head bent so that she could not see his face, only the back of his head, and his neck burnt by the sun.
He looked almost as rough as a labouring man, she thought. She had sometimes wondered what his life had been, and how long he was going to stay on with Mrs Trevose, doing nothing. He did not look like the sort of man to be idle. After a few minutes she made up her mind that she could now move away ...without appearing to be rude, and she was just about to rise, when he suddenly addressed her.
" You are Scotch, Miss Musgrave ? " "Yes; I am, " Betty replied, in the cold, detached tone that she always used to all the men at Mrs Trevose's, whenever they dared to speak to her.
" My mother was a Scotswoman, " said Drake.
"Oh, indeed!" " I had a hard life, " he said, suddenly, turning to Betty, and speaking with such an effort, that he flushed a dark red as he looked at her. " A hard struggle ; for my father died when I was born.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He seated himself beside her, lean- ing forwards with his hands hanging over his knees, and his head bent so that she could not see his face, only the back of his head, and his neck burnt by the sun.
He looked almost as rough as a labouring man, she thought. She had sometimes wondered what his life had been, and how long he was going to stay on with Mrs Trevose, doing nothing. He did not look like the sort of man to be idle. After a few minutes she made up her mind that she could now move away ...without appearing to be rude, and she was just about to rise, when he suddenly addressed her.
" You are Scotch, Miss Musgrave ? " "Yes; I am, " Betty replied, in the cold, detached tone that she always used to all the men at Mrs Trevose's, whenever they dared to speak to her.
" My mother was a Scotswoman, " said Drake.
"Oh, indeed!" " I had a hard life, " he said, suddenly, turning to Betty, and speaking with such an effort, that he flushed a dark red as he looked at her. " A hard struggle ; for my father died when I was born.
What to read after Betty Musgrave?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Findlater to read onlineMoreLess
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