Gwendoline's Harvest. a Novel 1
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I wish we had no servants at all ; I wish — ' She stopped suddenly, catching sight of a distressed look upon her husband's face.
1 1 wish I was not such a naughty child, dear Bruce,' said she with pathetic self- reproach ; and she put up her olive cheek, tinged with a rose-blush, for the kind old man to kiss.
6 Well, for my part,' said Gwendoline simply, 1 1 should like to change house- holds with you, my dear. You should have Adolphe at Glen Druid, and wel- come ; and all your people should co...me and live in this great empty barrack, where there would be plenty of room for them, if nothing else. Then I should be properly waited upon, do nothing for my- self, and become the fine lady I should like to be.' AX OPPORTUNE INVITATION. 107 ' You dear, lazy darling, then come to Glen Druid ! ' cried Giulia rapturously.
1 You shall never put foot to ground there, unless you please. We will sit in the greenhouse and gather fruit with the grape-catcher, without moving from our easy-chairs. You shall have my own maid, Susan, all to yourself, because she understands lazy people ; and a horse — no, you shall not have a horse to yourself, because you would be running away from me ; but we will have the pony-carriage all to ourselves, and you shall drive the little wretches, for you will not be afraid of them, as I am.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wish we had no servants at all ; I wish — ' She stopped suddenly, catching sight of a distressed look upon her husband's face.
1 1 wish I was not such a naughty child, dear Bruce,' said she with pathetic self- reproach ; and she put up her olive cheek, tinged with a rose-blush, for the kind old man to kiss.
6 Well, for my part,' said Gwendoline simply, 1 1 should like to change house- holds with you, my dear. You should have Adolphe at Glen Druid, and wel- come ; and all your people should co...me and live in this great empty barrack, where there would be plenty of room for them, if nothing else. Then I should be properly waited upon, do nothing for my- self, and become the fine lady I should like to be.' AX OPPORTUNE INVITATION. 107 ' You dear, lazy darling, then come to Glen Druid ! ' cried Giulia rapturously.
1 You shall never put foot to ground there, unless you please. We will sit in the greenhouse and gather fruit with the grape-catcher, without moving from our easy-chairs. You shall have my own maid, Susan, all to yourself, because she understands lazy people ; and a horse — no, you shall not have a horse to yourself, because you would be running away from me ; but we will have the pony-carriage all to ourselves, and you shall drive the little wretches, for you will not be afraid of them, as I am.
What to read after Gwendoline's Harvest. a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Payn, James, 1830-1898 to read onlineMoreLess
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