Cecile; Or, Modern Idolaters 2
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How could you be so long away ? You ought to have remembered you had an adopted sister to take care of.' c I have never forgot that, . Cecile, and never shall. But I hardly know you — you're so changed from the little girl I left.' 'THE SKELETON IN THE HOUSE.' 207 'Do you think I'm improved?' asked Lady Mallandaine, shyly.
' Compliments to sisters are things un- heard of, but the girl I left when I sailed for India has turned out a very pretty woman,' replied Gwynne, laughing. • Surely that's e...nough for you.' ' Ah, I don't want compliments from you, Wyndham. I want you to be what you promised my mother you would be to me.' ' As I have often told you, Cecile, you need never be afraid I shall forget the trust I pledged your poor mother to perform,' said Gwynne, gravely. ' But you've estab- lished a husband since I left you.' A shade fell over Lady Mallandaine's fair face as she replied, ' Yes, but one may want a brother too. Now Wyndham,' she con- tinued rapidly, ' you must look upon this as your home in town.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How could you be so long away ? You ought to have remembered you had an adopted sister to take care of.' c I have never forgot that, . Cecile, and never shall. But I hardly know you — you're so changed from the little girl I left.' 'THE SKELETON IN THE HOUSE.' 207 'Do you think I'm improved?' asked Lady Mallandaine, shyly.
' Compliments to sisters are things un- heard of, but the girl I left when I sailed for India has turned out a very pretty woman,' replied Gwynne, laughing. • Surely that's e...nough for you.' ' Ah, I don't want compliments from you, Wyndham. I want you to be what you promised my mother you would be to me.' ' As I have often told you, Cecile, you need never be afraid I shall forget the trust I pledged your poor mother to perform,' said Gwynne, gravely. ' But you've estab- lished a husband since I left you.' A shade fell over Lady Mallandaine's fair face as she replied, ' Yes, but one may want a brother too. Now Wyndham,' she con- tinued rapidly, ' you must look upon this as your home in town.
What to read after Cecile; Or, Modern Idolaters 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smart, Hawley, 1833-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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