Don John : a Story 3
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" " Oh, no ! " said Charlotte, " I think I should like to be married. I always have a theory that I should." She laughed.
176 DON JOHN.
*'If anybody tliat was nice would have me." The grandmother sat bolt upright.
'' What ! " she exclaimed rather sharply.
'* I shall not be married, because nobody wants to marry me," persisted Charlotte, not the least put out of countenance. " I never had a lover " (excepting once for a day or two, and then he changed his mind), " and they think I never shall ha...ve." '' ' They,' repeated the grandmother, with infinite emphasis ; " and who are they, I beg to know?" '' Oh," said Charlotte carelessly, '' Don John and the girls." The grandmother looked steadily at Don John, and he appeared confused.
" Don John said it, did he ? said ye had no lover ! I thought he knew better ! " Charlotte had not eaten much breakfast, and was dipping some ripe strawberries into the sugar, and eating them with bread.
"But I forgot," she continued, *' that we DON JOHN. 177 mean to call him laird now, Marjorie made us promise not to forget.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Oh, no ! " said Charlotte, " I think I should like to be married. I always have a theory that I should." She laughed.
176 DON JOHN.
*'If anybody tliat was nice would have me." The grandmother sat bolt upright.
'' What ! " she exclaimed rather sharply.
'* I shall not be married, because nobody wants to marry me," persisted Charlotte, not the least put out of countenance. " I never had a lover " (excepting once for a day or two, and then he changed his mind), " and they think I never shall ha...ve." '' ' They,' repeated the grandmother, with infinite emphasis ; " and who are they, I beg to know?" '' Oh," said Charlotte carelessly, '' Don John and the girls." The grandmother looked steadily at Don John, and he appeared confused.
" Don John said it, did he ? said ye had no lover ! I thought he knew better ! " Charlotte had not eaten much breakfast, and was dipping some ripe strawberries into the sugar, and eating them with bread.
"But I forgot," she continued, *' that we DON JOHN. 177 mean to call him laird now, Marjorie made us promise not to forget.
What to read after Don John : a Story 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ingelow Jean to read onlineMoreLess
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