Clara Vaughan. a Novel V. 3
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Half in play and half in sorrow, he mocked my lively gestures, and the morning breeze lifted his silver hair, as he wafted me the last kiss. I told Lily to scold him well, with my very best love, and she asked me in the most ladylike manner, if I saw any green in CLARA VAUGHAN. 219 her eye. The girl had picked up a great deal of slang among the fair collegians. Mrs. Fletcher looked sadly shocked ; so I said, to reassure her : " You know, Mrs.
Fletcher, we must make allowances for young ladies w...ho come from college." " To be sure, Miss Vaughan, to be sure we must," she replied with her most sagacious air : and at Gloucester she whispered to the coachman, " John, the villain that stole Miss Lily sent her to Oxford, in a young gentle- man's clothes, and she took a very high degree : but don't say a word about it." " Not by any means, ma'am," answered John, with a grin. Nevertheless, it found its way over the house, and the result was that all the girls came to Lily about their sweethearts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Half in play and half in sorrow, he mocked my lively gestures, and the morning breeze lifted his silver hair, as he wafted me the last kiss. I told Lily to scold him well, with my very best love, and she asked me in the most ladylike manner, if I saw any green in CLARA VAUGHAN. 219 her eye. The girl had picked up a great deal of slang among the fair collegians. Mrs. Fletcher looked sadly shocked ; so I said, to reassure her : " You know, Mrs.
Fletcher, we must make allowances for young ladies w...ho come from college." " To be sure, Miss Vaughan, to be sure we must," she replied with her most sagacious air : and at Gloucester she whispered to the coachman, " John, the villain that stole Miss Lily sent her to Oxford, in a young gentle- man's clothes, and she took a very high degree : but don't say a word about it." " Not by any means, ma'am," answered John, with a grin. Nevertheless, it found its way over the house, and the result was that all the girls came to Lily about their sweethearts.
What to read after Clara Vaughan. a Novel V. 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blackmore Richard Doddridge to read onlineMoreLess
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