By the Good Sainte Anne a Story of Modern Quebec
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Cecil Barth. " "Howard appears to be rather a common name, here in Canada, " Barth observed.
" Really ? I 've not met any one else by the name, " Nancy answered rashly.
" Yes. It was the name of my nurse. " " Your — nurse ? " " Yes. I don't mean the nurse who took care of me when I was a little chap, " Barth explained elaborately. " I 've just been ill, you know, sprained my ankle out here at Sainte Anne-de-Beaupre and was laid up for two weeks. My nurse out there was a Miss Howard, Miss Nancy ...Howard; but she was an American. " Something in the cadence of the final word was displeasing to Nancy, and the edge came back into her voice.
" What a coincidence! " she observed quietly. " I am an American, myself, Mr. Barth. " 86 BY THE GOOD SAINTE ANNE Earth's answer was refreshingly naive.
" Oh, really ? But nobody would ever think it, I am sure/' It was two days before Nancy met Barth again. From her window, she watched with pitiless eyes as he hobbled to and from his meals, and her strategic position enabled her to avoid the dining-room while he was in it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cecil Barth. " "Howard appears to be rather a common name, here in Canada, " Barth observed.
" Really ? I 've not met any one else by the name, " Nancy answered rashly.
" Yes. It was the name of my nurse. " " Your — nurse ? " " Yes. I don't mean the nurse who took care of me when I was a little chap, " Barth explained elaborately. " I 've just been ill, you know, sprained my ankle out here at Sainte Anne-de-Beaupre and was laid up for two weeks. My nurse out there was a Miss Howard, Miss Nancy ...Howard; but she was an American. " Something in the cadence of the final word was displeasing to Nancy, and the edge came back into her voice.
" What a coincidence! " she observed quietly. " I am an American, myself, Mr. Barth. " 86 BY THE GOOD SAINTE ANNE Earth's answer was refreshingly naive.
" Oh, really ? But nobody would ever think it, I am sure/' It was two days before Nancy met Barth again. From her window, she watched with pitiless eyes as he hobbled to and from his meals, and her strategic position enabled her to avoid the dining-room while he was in it.
What to read after By the Good Sainte Anne a Story of Modern Quebec?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ray, Anna Chapin, 1865-1945 to read onlineMoreLess
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