Birds of Prey : a Novel 3
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" Ay, sure, that I can, Mr. Philip," answered the old woman promptly; ^'and if I don't save you more money than I cost you, the sooner you turn me out o' doors the better. I know what London servants are, and I know their ways ; and if Miss Georgy doesn't take to the housekeeping, I know as how things must be hugger-mugger-like below stairs, however smart and tidy things may be above." " Mrs. Sheldon knows about as much of house- keeping as a baby," replied Philip with supreme contempt. " She'l...l not interfere with you ; and if you serve me faithfully — " "That I allers did, Mr. Philip." MR. SHELDON IS BENEVOLENT. 231 "Yes, yes; 1 daresay you did. But I want faithful service in tlie future as well as in the past. Of course you know that I have a step- daughter?'* " Tom Halliday's little girl, as went to school at Scarborough." "Tlie same. But poor Tom's little girl is now a fine young woman, and a som'ce of con- siderable anxiety to me. I am bound to say she is an excellent girl — amiable, obedient, and all that kind of thing; but she is a girl, and I freely confess that I am not learned in the ways of girls ; and I'm very much inclined to be afraid of them." "As how, sir?" " Well, you see, Nancy, they come home from school with their silly heads full of romantic stuff, fit for notliing but to read novels and strum upon the piano ; and before you know where you are, they fall over head and ears in love with the first decent-looking young man who pays them a com- pHment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Ay, sure, that I can, Mr. Philip," answered the old woman promptly; ^'and if I don't save you more money than I cost you, the sooner you turn me out o' doors the better. I know what London servants are, and I know their ways ; and if Miss Georgy doesn't take to the housekeeping, I know as how things must be hugger-mugger-like below stairs, however smart and tidy things may be above." " Mrs. Sheldon knows about as much of house- keeping as a baby," replied Philip with supreme contempt. " She'l...l not interfere with you ; and if you serve me faithfully — " "That I allers did, Mr. Philip." MR. SHELDON IS BENEVOLENT. 231 "Yes, yes; 1 daresay you did. But I want faithful service in tlie future as well as in the past. Of course you know that I have a step- daughter?'* " Tom Halliday's little girl, as went to school at Scarborough." "Tlie same. But poor Tom's little girl is now a fine young woman, and a som'ce of con- siderable anxiety to me. I am bound to say she is an excellent girl — amiable, obedient, and all that kind of thing; but she is a girl, and I freely confess that I am not learned in the ways of girls ; and I'm very much inclined to be afraid of them." "As how, sir?" " Well, you see, Nancy, they come home from school with their silly heads full of romantic stuff, fit for notliing but to read novels and strum upon the piano ; and before you know where you are, they fall over head and ears in love with the first decent-looking young man who pays them a com- pHment.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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