Doctor Warrick's Daughters; a Novel
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Anne watched her with amazement rushing nervously about, for Miss Warrick was a reticent woman, even in her motions. No human being ever had guessed what Milly thought of Milly. She was dissatisfied with herself now.
She knotted the curly hair high, ind lowered it to her neck. She trailed roses over her breast and threw them away. At last she lifted the candles high and breathlessly scanned herself in the mirror.
"Ah! how stout and vulgar!" she said, shivering.
Mrs. Dane tapped at the door. "Co...me, girls!
Oh, my dear!" surveying Milly with delight.
" You certainly are an exquisite creature, Mil- dred. Heavens, Anne! Black and linen! Why did you let her make herself such an object ?" " Oh, come! Let us go down. I will explain presently," Milly said, running toward the stair- way. Then she shrank behind Mrs. Dane, lin- gering. She never had been diffident for a minute in her life. But now she was afraid.
She panted for breath.
Doctor Warrick met them at the foot of the 114 staircase. Anne went with her father into the ball-room, as unconscious of the observant crowd as if they were trunks of trees, but Milly clung to Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Anne watched her with amazement rushing nervously about, for Miss Warrick was a reticent woman, even in her motions. No human being ever had guessed what Milly thought of Milly. She was dissatisfied with herself now.
She knotted the curly hair high, ind lowered it to her neck. She trailed roses over her breast and threw them away. At last she lifted the candles high and breathlessly scanned herself in the mirror.
"Ah! how stout and vulgar!" she said, shivering.
Mrs. Dane tapped at the door. "Co...me, girls!
Oh, my dear!" surveying Milly with delight.
" You certainly are an exquisite creature, Mil- dred. Heavens, Anne! Black and linen! Why did you let her make herself such an object ?" " Oh, come! Let us go down. I will explain presently," Milly said, running toward the stair- way. Then she shrank behind Mrs. Dane, lin- gering. She never had been diffident for a minute in her life. But now she was afraid.
She panted for breath.
Doctor Warrick met them at the foot of the 114 staircase. Anne went with her father into the ball-room, as unconscious of the observant crowd as if they were trunks of trees, but Milly clung to Mrs.
What to read after Doctor Warrick's Daughters; a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis Rebecca Harding to read onlineMoreLess
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