Edith Bonham
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... But, to 199 EDITH BONHAM illustrate : Mrs. Maclay was called ' peculiar. ' I sup- pose she was about as peculiar as you are, or as we are up at the Post. But we are a family by ourselves ; we talk about one another, but we don't talk outside, and outside talk does n't affect us.
" I 've come to ask you, first, in the name of your relatives, to go back to New York. And if you won't do that, to come into our family our little army- family, and let us environ you. You 've been at the mercy of ...the town and the town-talk long enough. 1 ' " But the town knows nothing about me ! " "That's just the point except through your servants. We '11 come to that presently. No : we '11 come to it now I You must get rid of that dreadful old woman you have here. She has simply sowed the whole place with stories about you. You will never get any decent help while she is in the house, and she proposes to stay, you may be sure. That is the object of the stories to frighten everybody else away. She 's a little scared just now by the shooting, and she may keep still after this.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
... But, to 199 EDITH BONHAM illustrate : Mrs. Maclay was called ' peculiar. ' I sup- pose she was about as peculiar as you are, or as we are up at the Post. But we are a family by ourselves ; we talk about one another, but we don't talk outside, and outside talk does n't affect us.
" I 've come to ask you, first, in the name of your relatives, to go back to New York. And if you won't do that, to come into our family our little army- family, and let us environ you. You 've been at the mercy of ...the town and the town-talk long enough. 1 ' " But the town knows nothing about me ! " "That's just the point except through your servants. We '11 come to that presently. No : we '11 come to it now I You must get rid of that dreadful old woman you have here. She has simply sowed the whole place with stories about you. You will never get any decent help while she is in the house, and she proposes to stay, you may be sure. That is the object of the stories to frighten everybody else away. She 's a little scared just now by the shooting, and she may keep still after this.
What to read after Edith Bonham?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Foote, Mary Hallock, 1847-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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