Further Chronicles of Avonlea
Further Chronicles of Avonlea
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I'll not stand by andhear it hinted that Lige Baxter is a swindler. You all knowperfectly well that Lige is as honest as the day, if he IS sounfortunate as to have an unprincipled brother. You, Mrs. Pye, know it better than any one, yet you come here and run him downthe minute he's in trouble. If there's another word said hereagainst Lige Baxter I'll leave the room and the house till you'regone, every one of you. " She flashed a glance around the quilt that cowed the gossips. Even Mrs. George P...ye's eyes flickered and waned and quailed. Nothing more was said until Sara had picked up her glasses andmarched from the room. Even then they dared not speak above awhisper. Mrs. Pye, alone, smarting from snub, ventured toejaculate, "Pity save us!" as Sara slammed the door.
For the next fortnight gossip and rumor held high carnival inAvonlea and Newbridge, and Mrs. Eben grew to dread the sight of avisitor.
"They're bound to talk about the Baxter failure and criticizeLige, " she deplored to Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'll not stand by andhear it hinted that Lige Baxter is a swindler. You all knowperfectly well that Lige is as honest as the day, if he IS sounfortunate as to have an unprincipled brother. You, Mrs. Pye, know it better than any one, yet you come here and run him downthe minute he's in trouble. If there's another word said hereagainst Lige Baxter I'll leave the room and the house till you'regone, every one of you. " She flashed a glance around the quilt that cowed the gossips. Even Mrs. George P...ye's eyes flickered and waned and quailed. Nothing more was said until Sara had picked up her glasses andmarched from the room. Even then they dared not speak above awhisper. Mrs. Pye, alone, smarting from snub, ventured toejaculate, "Pity save us!" as Sara slammed the door.
For the next fortnight gossip and rumor held high carnival inAvonlea and Newbridge, and Mrs. Eben grew to dread the sight of avisitor.
"They're bound to talk about the Baxter failure and criticizeLige, " she deplored to Mrs.
What to read after Further Chronicles of Avonlea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucy Maud Montgomery to read onlineMoreLess
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