Great Possessions 8 2
Great Possessions 8 2
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" Her own affair to choose actual poverty and aterrible publicity as to the past instead of a great fortune and silenceas to her mother's guilt. "Let it be her own affair" to enrich herenemies, to give a fortune to the woman who would scorn her! Would theman who had pretended to be her friend, and who had been pursuing hermother with detectives all the time, would he some day talk pityingly ofher with his wife, and say she "had really behaved very well, poorthing"?
Suddenly Molly stopped, full ...of horror at a new thought. Oh! she mustmake things safe and sure, or--good God!--what might not her mother'sdaughter be tempted to do? A deep blush spread over her face and neck. She moved hastily to the door, and in a moment she was in Miss Carew'sroom.
"I want to speak to you; I want to tell you something, " said Molly, turning up the electric light as she spoke.
Miss Carew was startled out of a sweet sleep, and her first thought wasthe one which haunted her whenever she was awakened at an untimely hour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Her own affair to choose actual poverty and aterrible publicity as to the past instead of a great fortune and silenceas to her mother's guilt. "Let it be her own affair" to enrich herenemies, to give a fortune to the woman who would scorn her! Would theman who had pretended to be her friend, and who had been pursuing hermother with detectives all the time, would he some day talk pityingly ofher with his wife, and say she "had really behaved very well, poorthing"?
Suddenly Molly stopped, full ...of horror at a new thought. Oh! she mustmake things safe and sure, or--good God!--what might not her mother'sdaughter be tempted to do? A deep blush spread over her face and neck. She moved hastily to the door, and in a moment she was in Miss Carew'sroom.
"I want to speak to you; I want to tell you something, " said Molly, turning up the electric light as she spoke.
Miss Carew was startled out of a sweet sleep, and her first thought wasthe one which haunted her whenever she was awakened at an untimely hour.
What to read after Great Possessions 8 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Wilfrid Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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