Elizabeth Hobart At Exeter Hall
Elizabeth Hobart At Exeter Hall
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Smiles.
One Saturday morning as she made her daily rounds, she found bothElizabeth and Mary in their rooms.
"Miss Hobart, I must speak with you, " she said, sweeping in, the longtrain of her black house gown trailing after her. "I wish to commend youon the improvement you have made in keeping your apartments in order. Ithas been weeks since I have found an article out of place on your dresser;and your closet has been in excellent order. " "You are very kind to tell me so, " was the response. "B...ut I take littlecredit to myself for the improvement. I've had such an example and mentoralways before me that I could scarce be anything else but improved. " Miss Wilson stood by but gave no indication of hearing the remark untilMrs. Smiles, smiling and bowing, dragged her train from the room. Then sheturned to Elizabeth.
"I scarcely expect you'll forgive me for the way I spoke that evening. ButI was provoked and--and--humiliated. Miss Watson has always been my idealand I did wish her to see me at my best.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Smiles.
One Saturday morning as she made her daily rounds, she found bothElizabeth and Mary in their rooms.
"Miss Hobart, I must speak with you, " she said, sweeping in, the longtrain of her black house gown trailing after her. "I wish to commend youon the improvement you have made in keeping your apartments in order. Ithas been weeks since I have found an article out of place on your dresser;and your closet has been in excellent order. " "You are very kind to tell me so, " was the response. "B...ut I take littlecredit to myself for the improvement. I've had such an example and mentoralways before me that I could scarce be anything else but improved. " Miss Wilson stood by but gave no indication of hearing the remark untilMrs. Smiles, smiling and bowing, dragged her train from the room. Then sheturned to Elizabeth.
"I scarcely expect you'll forgive me for the way I spoke that evening. ButI was provoked and--and--humiliated. Miss Watson has always been my idealand I did wish her to see me at my best.
What to read after Elizabeth Hobart At Exeter Hall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean K Jean Katherine Baird to read onlineMoreLess
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