From Friend to Friend
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Perhaps it is more difficult for mothers than for fathers to refuse their consent to hope- less entanglements; — men maybe more inclined to romance, but sentiment has an attraction for women, against which all the experiences of impecunious life and threadbare difficulties speak in vain.
... " She says I am breaking her heart when I try to interfere, " Mrs. Willoughby went on. " I am sure it is the last thing I should wish to do. My dear Binnie was so happy 126 BINNIE and sweet until this horri...d friendship began. — Dickie is almost as much upset as Binnie her- self, and I know if their dear father was alive he would entirely disapprove of it and be so much annoyed with me for having allowed it at all. " As Mrs. Willoughby sat there, a meek big woman in her shabby black gown and red Indian scarf, she reminded me of some picture I had once seen hung up in a National School, of a devoted old pelican with a bleeding breast.
The little Pelicans, Alberta and Cordelia, inappropriately curtailed into Binnie and Dickie, had been old pupils of mine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps it is more difficult for mothers than for fathers to refuse their consent to hope- less entanglements; — men maybe more inclined to romance, but sentiment has an attraction for women, against which all the experiences of impecunious life and threadbare difficulties speak in vain.
... " She says I am breaking her heart when I try to interfere, " Mrs. Willoughby went on. " I am sure it is the last thing I should wish to do. My dear Binnie was so happy 126 BINNIE and sweet until this horri...d friendship began. — Dickie is almost as much upset as Binnie her- self, and I know if their dear father was alive he would entirely disapprove of it and be so much annoyed with me for having allowed it at all. " As Mrs. Willoughby sat there, a meek big woman in her shabby black gown and red Indian scarf, she reminded me of some picture I had once seen hung up in a National School, of a devoted old pelican with a bleeding breast.
The little Pelicans, Alberta and Cordelia, inappropriately curtailed into Binnie and Dickie, had been old pupils of mine.
What to read after From Friend to Friend?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ritchie Anne Thackeray to read onlineMoreLess
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