Flora Lyndsay
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She believed her to be mad, and notaccountable for her actions, and she tried to persuade her to give overher rambling propensities, and accept the protection of her brother’sroof. This advice greatly displeased Miss Carr. Flora might as well havestriven to confine a hurricane within the bounds of a cambricpocket-handkerchief, as to lay the least embargo upon that lady’sfreedom of speech or action.
“Mind your own business! Mrs. Lyndsay, ” she said, angrily. “I suffer noone to interfere with me,... or my matters. ”
For many months Wilhelmina never entered the house, though she walkedpast the window every day, to give Flora a hint that she was still inthe land of the living.
In February Mrs. Lyndsay’s little girl was born; and for a very longtime she was too ill to stir abroad. Miss Carr sent Mrs. Turner everyday to inquire after her health; and testified her regard in a moresubstantial form, by sending her two dozen of old Madeira wine, whichshe said would strengthen and do her good.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She believed her to be mad, and notaccountable for her actions, and she tried to persuade her to give overher rambling propensities, and accept the protection of her brother’sroof. This advice greatly displeased Miss Carr. Flora might as well havestriven to confine a hurricane within the bounds of a cambricpocket-handkerchief, as to lay the least embargo upon that lady’sfreedom of speech or action.
“Mind your own business! Mrs. Lyndsay, ” she said, angrily. “I suffer noone to interfere with me,... or my matters. ”
For many months Wilhelmina never entered the house, though she walkedpast the window every day, to give Flora a hint that she was still inthe land of the living.
In February Mrs. Lyndsay’s little girl was born; and for a very longtime she was too ill to stir abroad. Miss Carr sent Mrs. Turner everyday to inquire after her health; and testified her regard in a moresubstantial form, by sending her two dozen of old Madeira wine, whichshe said would strengthen and do her good.
What to read after Flora Lyndsay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susanna Moodie to read onlineMoreLess
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