Doris Barugh a Yorkshire Story volume 1
Doris Barugh a Yorkshire Story volume 1
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" She paused for awhile, but the thought kept its place. "Well, Rika and I seldoi agreed, but we never quarrelled ; but then Rika can argue so well about things. She has seen and heard so much more than George has, she can give new light on sub- jects. Rika is so bright and original, and then she never broods over things, one knows exactly what she means. I did not know how much I cared for Rika till I came home. " She sighed deeply. At Pelican House she had felt herself Rika's equal, in some w...ays her superior ; but now she asked which was real, her present estimate of her own position, or the Doris she had seemed to be at Pelican House ? the well-dressed, looked-up-to young lady, whose notice was sought by all her school- fellows.
" I cannot ask Rika to come and see me, " she said mournfully. " She is poor, poorer than we are, no doubt, and poverty seemed to be in- feriority at Pelican House; but then she is a VOL. I. N 178 DORIS BARUGH.
lady, and I am sure that everyone who belongs to her is as refined as she is ; there is no false- ness about her anywhere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" She paused for awhile, but the thought kept its place. "Well, Rika and I seldoi agreed, but we never quarrelled ; but then Rika can argue so well about things. She has seen and heard so much more than George has, she can give new light on sub- jects. Rika is so bright and original, and then she never broods over things, one knows exactly what she means. I did not know how much I cared for Rika till I came home. " She sighed deeply. At Pelican House she had felt herself Rika's equal, in some w...ays her superior ; but now she asked which was real, her present estimate of her own position, or the Doris she had seemed to be at Pelican House ? the well-dressed, looked-up-to young lady, whose notice was sought by all her school- fellows.
" I cannot ask Rika to come and see me, " she said mournfully. " She is poor, poorer than we are, no doubt, and poverty seemed to be in- feriority at Pelican House; but then she is a VOL. I. N 178 DORIS BARUGH.
lady, and I am sure that everyone who belongs to her is as refined as she is ; there is no false- ness about her anywhere.
What to read after Doris Barugh a Yorkshire Story volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katharine S Katharine Sarah Macquoid to read onlineMoreLess
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