Cleve Hall 1
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The children were provoked, too. They liked re- gularity, even when they complained of it ; and although they seized upon the excuse to go on with CLEVE HALL. 167 some new story books, ihej were by no means com- fortable.
Ella went to her grandmamma's room. Bertlia was there, and she drew back.
"Come in, Ella; what do you want?" How chilling the tone of voice was ! How utterly unlike the sympathising tenderness which had touched Ronald's better feelings !
" I want to speak to grandmamma," said ...Ella.
"Do you, my darling? Oh, then, Bertha, these things can wait;" and Mrs. Campbell pointed to a pile of account books.
" Betsey is going to Cleve, and she ought to pay the books," replied Bertha.
" Not to-day ; she must wait; There will be another opportunity, I dare say, to-morrow." "Couldn't you leave what you have to say, Ella, till the children's lessons are finished ? " asked Bertha.
" It won't take two minutes," said Ella. " Grand- mamma, I have had a note from Aunt Mildred." " We know all about that, Ella," observed Bertha ; " grandmamma heard from your aunt yesterday her- self" " Then, grandmamma, when am I to go ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The children were provoked, too. They liked re- gularity, even when they complained of it ; and although they seized upon the excuse to go on with CLEVE HALL. 167 some new story books, ihej were by no means com- fortable.
Ella went to her grandmamma's room. Bertlia was there, and she drew back.
"Come in, Ella; what do you want?" How chilling the tone of voice was ! How utterly unlike the sympathising tenderness which had touched Ronald's better feelings !
" I want to speak to grandmamma," said ...Ella.
"Do you, my darling? Oh, then, Bertha, these things can wait;" and Mrs. Campbell pointed to a pile of account books.
" Betsey is going to Cleve, and she ought to pay the books," replied Bertha.
" Not to-day ; she must wait; There will be another opportunity, I dare say, to-morrow." "Couldn't you leave what you have to say, Ella, till the children's lessons are finished ? " asked Bertha.
" It won't take two minutes," said Ella. " Grand- mamma, I have had a note from Aunt Mildred." " We know all about that, Ella," observed Bertha ; " grandmamma heard from your aunt yesterday her- self" " Then, grandmamma, when am I to go ?
What to read after Cleve Hall 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sewell, Elizabeth Missing, 1815-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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