Chapel : the Story of a Welsh Family
Chapel : the Story of a Welsh Family
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That's who / am." Now this girl with the yellow hair was quite ilnaccus- tomed to meeting any of the village children with glances stronger than her own ; usually, she was passed with shy looks, just as a girl from a large house should be passed, and so, naturally, this boy in a blue jersey was a horrid boy ; and horrid boys have an instinctive knack of robbing ladylike girls of all their good manners, causing them to be like other children — ^inclined to vindictiveness when annoyed.
And Griff,... hurrying on, felt a temptation to look back and watch the daughter of the man whose greatness Betsy had said he must surpass.
" You're a rotten Uttle kid," he said quite resentfully, aiming his remark at the yellow hair cut in a straight line across her shoulder-blades. " That house you are living in ought to be ours." It was at this instant the deplorable thing happened.
The young lady lost control of her conduct, for she turned her head to look after that nasty, horrid boy. And when she discovered that he, too, had tinned to look bcK^k, her manners were totally wrecked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That's who / am." Now this girl with the yellow hair was quite ilnaccus- tomed to meeting any of the village children with glances stronger than her own ; usually, she was passed with shy looks, just as a girl from a large house should be passed, and so, naturally, this boy in a blue jersey was a horrid boy ; and horrid boys have an instinctive knack of robbing ladylike girls of all their good manners, causing them to be like other children — ^inclined to vindictiveness when annoyed.
And Griff,... hurrying on, felt a temptation to look back and watch the daughter of the man whose greatness Betsy had said he must surpass.
" You're a rotten Uttle kid," he said quite resentfully, aiming his remark at the yellow hair cut in a straight line across her shoulder-blades. " That house you are living in ought to be ours." It was at this instant the deplorable thing happened.
The young lady lost control of her conduct, for she turned her head to look after that nasty, horrid boy. And when she discovered that he, too, had tinned to look bcK^k, her manners were totally wrecked.
What to read after Chapel : the Story of a Welsh Family?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George H. Doran Company. Pbl to read onlineMoreLess
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