Hetty Gray
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"I will try and do it, Miss Davis. But may I write a letter in my ownway?" "Certainly, my dear. I am glad to find you so willing to acknowledgeyourself in fault. " Left alone to perform her task Hetty opened her desk and sat biting herpen. At last she wrote: "Dear Phyllis, --I am very sorry I said so rudely that you did not tellthe truth. But oh, why did you not tell it, and then there need not havebeen any trouble?
"HETTY. " Hetty brought this note herself into the school-room, and in pres...ence ofMiss Davis handed it to Phyllis.
"Do you call that an apology?" said Phyllis, handing the note to MissDavis.
"I don't think you have made things any better, Hetty, " said Miss Davis.
"I said what I could, Miss Davis. Phyllis ought to apologize to me now. " Phyllis gave her a look of cold surprise, and took up a book.
"Pray, Miss Davis, do not mind, " said she over the edges of her book. "Iexpect nothing but insolence from Hetty Gray. Mother little knew whatshe was providing for us when she brought her here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I will try and do it, Miss Davis. But may I write a letter in my ownway?" "Certainly, my dear. I am glad to find you so willing to acknowledgeyourself in fault. " Left alone to perform her task Hetty opened her desk and sat biting herpen. At last she wrote: "Dear Phyllis, --I am very sorry I said so rudely that you did not tellthe truth. But oh, why did you not tell it, and then there need not havebeen any trouble?
"HETTY. " Hetty brought this note herself into the school-room, and in pres...ence ofMiss Davis handed it to Phyllis.
"Do you call that an apology?" said Phyllis, handing the note to MissDavis.
"I don't think you have made things any better, Hetty, " said Miss Davis.
"I said what I could, Miss Davis. Phyllis ought to apologize to me now. " Phyllis gave her a look of cold surprise, and took up a book.
"Pray, Miss Davis, do not mind, " said she over the edges of her book. "Iexpect nothing but insolence from Hetty Gray. Mother little knew whatshe was providing for us when she brought her here.
What to read after Hetty Gray?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mulholland Rosa to read onlineMoreLess
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