Blind Mice
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"What do you want to spoil everything for?" "But I'd rather not, " Lucy insisted.
"Why?" "Well, I have a headache, for one thing. ".
"All right, " acquiesced Nannie, in the tone of a patient ;martyr. "Let's go home then. " "It's a shame!" John asserted. "Your evening will be spoiled, Nannie. " "Oh, my pleasure don't matter, John. If Lucy would rather not it's all right. " "I'll take Lucy home and you two can stay, " interrupted Jim in a rather aggressive tone.
"Oh, no, " refused Mrs. Merwent. "...You needn't do that. We'll go. " "I'm not very strong for eating at this hour myself, " Jim continued, "and I don't mind seeing Lucy home a bit. " "Well, all right, Jim if you don't mind, " agreed John, help- ing Nannie with her opera cloak.
In the foyer they met Miss Powell, in an elegant black decollete gown, and an opera cloak of old rose.
"Why, how do you do, Mrs. Merwent!" She came tip to Nannie and shook hands. "I'm so glad to see you. " Then, turning to John and Lucy, "Mr. Winter, Mrs. Winter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What do you want to spoil everything for?" "But I'd rather not, " Lucy insisted.
"Why?" "Well, I have a headache, for one thing. ".
"All right, " acquiesced Nannie, in the tone of a patient ;martyr. "Let's go home then. " "It's a shame!" John asserted. "Your evening will be spoiled, Nannie. " "Oh, my pleasure don't matter, John. If Lucy would rather not it's all right. " "I'll take Lucy home and you two can stay, " interrupted Jim in a rather aggressive tone.
"Oh, no, " refused Mrs. Merwent. "...You needn't do that. We'll go. " "I'm not very strong for eating at this hour myself, " Jim continued, "and I don't mind seeing Lucy home a bit. " "Well, all right, Jim if you don't mind, " agreed John, help- ing Nannie with her opera cloak.
In the foyer they met Miss Powell, in an elegant black decollete gown, and an opera cloak of old rose.
"Why, how do you do, Mrs. Merwent!" She came tip to Nannie and shook hands. "I'm so glad to see you. " Then, turning to John and Lucy, "Mr. Winter, Mrs. Winter.
What to read after Blind Mice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Kay Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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