Dora Deane
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" "He never does, " said Dora, in a choking voice. "He sent some toEugenia once, but none to me, " and a tear at her uncle's supposedcoldness fell on the baby's head.
Ella was puzzled, but she could not doubt the truth of what Dorahad said, though she wisely refrained from betraying Eugenia, inwhom her confidence was slightly shaken, but was soon restored bythe appearance of the young lady herself, who overwhelmed her withcaressess, and went into ecstasies over the little Fannie, thussurely win...ning her way to the mother's heart. Owing to a severecold from which Eugenia was suffering, she left for home aboutdark, and soon after her departure, Ella began to expect herhusband.
"If you will tell me where to find his dressing-gown and slippers, I'll bring them out for him, " said Dora, wheeling up before theglowing grate the large easy-chair which she felt almost sure wasoccupied by Mr. Hastings.
"His gown and slippers!" repeated Ella. "It's an age since I sawthem, but I guess they are in the dressing-room, either behind thedoor, or in the black trunk, or on the shelf--or, stay, Ishouldn't wonder if they were on the _closet floor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "He never does, " said Dora, in a choking voice. "He sent some toEugenia once, but none to me, " and a tear at her uncle's supposedcoldness fell on the baby's head.
Ella was puzzled, but she could not doubt the truth of what Dorahad said, though she wisely refrained from betraying Eugenia, inwhom her confidence was slightly shaken, but was soon restored bythe appearance of the young lady herself, who overwhelmed her withcaressess, and went into ecstasies over the little Fannie, thussurely win...ning her way to the mother's heart. Owing to a severecold from which Eugenia was suffering, she left for home aboutdark, and soon after her departure, Ella began to expect herhusband.
"If you will tell me where to find his dressing-gown and slippers, I'll bring them out for him, " said Dora, wheeling up before theglowing grate the large easy-chair which she felt almost sure wasoccupied by Mr. Hastings.
"His gown and slippers!" repeated Ella. "It's an age since I sawthem, but I guess they are in the dressing-room, either behind thedoor, or in the black trunk, or on the shelf--or, stay, Ishouldn't wonder if they were on the _closet floor.
What to read after Dora Deane?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holmes Mary Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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