Hester: a Story of Contemporary Life
Hester: a Story of Contemporary Life
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John in the parlour, and hurried away.
"Edward was a long time saying good-night," said Mrs.
John. " I suppose you were talking about the ball ; that is always what happens when you give up a thing for a whim ; you always regret it after. Of course you would both have preferred to be there. I suppose that is why he came in this evening, a thing he never did in his life before. Well, I must say we are all indebted, more or less, to Ellen Merridew, Hester. She has drawn us together in a way there... never was any chance of in the old times. Fancy Edward Vernon coming into our house in that sort of unceremonious way I It was too late. I would never encourage a gentleman to come so late : but still it showed a friendly spirit, and a confidence that he would be welcome, which is always nice. I must tell him next time I see him that I shall be delighted at any time to have him here, only not quite so late at night." " I dare say it will not happen again," Hester said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John in the parlour, and hurried away.
"Edward was a long time saying good-night," said Mrs.
John. " I suppose you were talking about the ball ; that is always what happens when you give up a thing for a whim ; you always regret it after. Of course you would both have preferred to be there. I suppose that is why he came in this evening, a thing he never did in his life before. Well, I must say we are all indebted, more or less, to Ellen Merridew, Hester. She has drawn us together in a way there... never was any chance of in the old times. Fancy Edward Vernon coming into our house in that sort of unceremonious way I It was too late. I would never encourage a gentleman to come so late : but still it showed a friendly spirit, and a confidence that he would be welcome, which is always nice. I must tell him next time I see him that I shall be delighted at any time to have him here, only not quite so late at night." " I dare say it will not happen again," Hester said.
** Why shouldn't it happen again ?
What to read after Hester: a Story of Contemporary Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliphant Margaret to read onlineMoreLess
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