Comin' Thro' the Rye : a Novel 1
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" ^'I think so ; why cannot you and Dolly come with me to-morrow morning ? " " We are forbidden to go out alone," I say thoughtfully ; '' you won't mind Amberley coming ? " '^Indeed, I do," he says laughing.
''What do you want wdth that stupid old woman ? We could have such a jolly morning." ''So we could," I say, considering; "I think I could dodge Aer all right ; but how about the governor ? ' ' " He goes for a ride sometimes." " Yes, but not always. Supposing he were to inquire for us and we... were missing ? " "What then?" " What then ? Oh, nothing ! " A vision rises before me of the condition of the household under the circumstances, and his simple question makes me smile.
"Don't take any notice of him," says George indifferently (It is all very fine for 170 comin' thro' the rye.
Mm to talk); ^'I shall be waiting on the Parade for you to-morrow mornmg at eleven o'clock punctually." "I am afraid you will have to wait/' I say disconsolately; " but never mind, if we don't come, you will know it is not our fault !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" ^'I think so ; why cannot you and Dolly come with me to-morrow morning ? " " We are forbidden to go out alone," I say thoughtfully ; '' you won't mind Amberley coming ? " '^Indeed, I do," he says laughing.
''What do you want wdth that stupid old woman ? We could have such a jolly morning." ''So we could," I say, considering; "I think I could dodge Aer all right ; but how about the governor ? ' ' " He goes for a ride sometimes." " Yes, but not always. Supposing he were to inquire for us and we... were missing ? " "What then?" " What then ? Oh, nothing ! " A vision rises before me of the condition of the household under the circumstances, and his simple question makes me smile.
"Don't take any notice of him," says George indifferently (It is all very fine for 170 comin' thro' the rye.
Mm to talk); ^'I shall be waiting on the Parade for you to-morrow mornmg at eleven o'clock punctually." "I am afraid you will have to wait/' I say disconsolately; " but never mind, if we don't come, you will know it is not our fault !
What to read after Comin' Thro' the Rye : a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Mathers to read onlineMoreLess
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