Friendship; a Story
Friendship; a Story
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Macsrip, who was always good natured to quite proper people.
"Oh, no, that would detain you too long and we are too many, thanks so much," said Marjory fluently. "Mr.
Bell will get us a cab; Mr. Bell will escort us. Dear Joan! You can understand my delight, I am sure. We have not seen her since May! An eternity! Dear Joan!
— and after such grief as she has had too!" Then the guests took their leave, and Mr. Silverly Bell poured himself out a weak cup of tea and talked to Lady George about her k...nitting, and the Scrope Stairs daughters went and robed themselves in waterproofs and thick veils, and went out into the misty rain and howling winds with their escort. And the heart of one of them beat high.
"I hope she is not all alone, you know," she said to Digitized by Google 200 FRIENDSHIP.
their escort. "I do hope she is not all alone; I should think Ioris is sure to have come with her." "Oh, I should think so," answered Mr. Silverly Bell.
"Challoner being still away in Germany, they would not let her travel alone with her maid — naturally he will have returned with her; most naturally." For Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Macsrip, who was always good natured to quite proper people.
"Oh, no, that would detain you too long and we are too many, thanks so much," said Marjory fluently. "Mr.
Bell will get us a cab; Mr. Bell will escort us. Dear Joan! You can understand my delight, I am sure. We have not seen her since May! An eternity! Dear Joan!
— and after such grief as she has had too!" Then the guests took their leave, and Mr. Silverly Bell poured himself out a weak cup of tea and talked to Lady George about her k...nitting, and the Scrope Stairs daughters went and robed themselves in waterproofs and thick veils, and went out into the misty rain and howling winds with their escort. And the heart of one of them beat high.
"I hope she is not all alone, you know," she said to Digitized by Google 200 FRIENDSHIP.
their escort. "I do hope she is not all alone; I should think Ioris is sure to have come with her." "Oh, I should think so," answered Mr. Silverly Bell.
"Challoner being still away in Germany, they would not let her travel alone with her maid — naturally he will have returned with her; most naturally." For Mr.
What to read after Friendship; a Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ouida, 1839-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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