Herself
Herself
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" Cross, " com- mented Ann. " She can be quite a nice kid when she likes, but this is a bad day. You're on your way back to Farover, I suppose. " "And you?" returned Miss Clench in foreign style.
" I am going on. " The " on, " as pronounced with a gesture, was expressive. It meant that Ann, primed with instructive leaflets, was making a circuit of her scattered flock.
" Could you allow me a minute before you go there?" said Miss Clench, with comically lifted brows.
" Oh, dear, yes, " said Ann, ...rising to any call with a prompt geniality that seemed professional. "We'll talk by the pig-stye; the wind's the other way. " No sooner proposed than accomplished. The Vicarage kitchen-garden, rather small and un- kempt, abutted on the church, and being secured, on two sides by the pig-stye and the high road, was protected from the house in the rear by a shrubbery of laurels. It thus afforded excellent cover for an intimate conversation, as Ann's diplomatic instinct had suggested. The political bicycle, bristling with leaflets, was leant against the outer wall, where it was safe to be undisturbed, being known as Miss Ann's throughout three parishes; and Harriet and F A R O V E R 897 her new acquaintance sat down within upon a rustic seat, which presented a perfect view of Stackfield Church to the visitor's admiration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Cross, " com- mented Ann. " She can be quite a nice kid when she likes, but this is a bad day. You're on your way back to Farover, I suppose. " "And you?" returned Miss Clench in foreign style.
" I am going on. " The " on, " as pronounced with a gesture, was expressive. It meant that Ann, primed with instructive leaflets, was making a circuit of her scattered flock.
" Could you allow me a minute before you go there?" said Miss Clench, with comically lifted brows.
" Oh, dear, yes, " said Ann, ...rising to any call with a prompt geniality that seemed professional. "We'll talk by the pig-stye; the wind's the other way. " No sooner proposed than accomplished. The Vicarage kitchen-garden, rather small and un- kempt, abutted on the church, and being secured, on two sides by the pig-stye and the high road, was protected from the house in the rear by a shrubbery of laurels. It thus afforded excellent cover for an intimate conversation, as Ann's diplomatic instinct had suggested. The political bicycle, bristling with leaflets, was leant against the outer wall, where it was safe to be undisturbed, being known as Miss Ann's throughout three parishes; and Harriet and F A R O V E R 897 her new acquaintance sat down within upon a rustic seat, which presented a perfect view of Stackfield Church to the visitor's admiration.
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