Delia Blanchflower
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"But determined to make herself a nuisance to you? Hm! Mr. Mark--dearMr. Mark--don't fall in love with her!" Winnington's expression altered. He did not answer for a moment. Thenhe said, looking away-- "Do you think you need have said that?" "No!"--cried Madeleine Tonbridge remorsefully. "I am a wretch. Butdon't--_don't_!" This time he smiled at her, though not without vexation.
"Do you forget that I am nearly old enough to be her father?" "Oh that's nonsense!" she said hastily. "However--I'm n...ot going toflatter you--or tease you. Forgive me. I put it out of my head. Iwonder if there is anybody in the field already?" "Not that I am aware of. " "Of course you know this kind of thing spoils a girl's prospects ofmarriage enormously. Men won't run the risk. " Winnington laughed.
"And all the time, you're a Suffragist yourself!" "Yes, indeed I am, " was the stout reply. "Here am I, with a house and adaughter, a house-parlourmaid, a boot-boy, and rates to pay. Whyshouldn't I vote as well as you?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"But determined to make herself a nuisance to you? Hm! Mr. Mark--dearMr. Mark--don't fall in love with her!" Winnington's expression altered. He did not answer for a moment. Thenhe said, looking away-- "Do you think you need have said that?" "No!"--cried Madeleine Tonbridge remorsefully. "I am a wretch. Butdon't--_don't_!" This time he smiled at her, though not without vexation.
"Do you forget that I am nearly old enough to be her father?" "Oh that's nonsense!" she said hastily. "However--I'm n...ot going toflatter you--or tease you. Forgive me. I put it out of my head. Iwonder if there is anybody in the field already?" "Not that I am aware of. " "Of course you know this kind of thing spoils a girl's prospects ofmarriage enormously. Men won't run the risk. " Winnington laughed.
"And all the time, you're a Suffragist yourself!" "Yes, indeed I am, " was the stout reply. "Here am I, with a house and adaughter, a house-parlourmaid, a boot-boy, and rates to pay. Whyshouldn't I vote as well as you?
What to read after Delia Blanchflower?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Humphry Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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