Hidden Depths
Hidden Depths
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The necessity for independent action, and for an unwonted degree of exposure to the rough ways of tbe world, had given Ernestine that longing for some sort of loving protection and shelter which usually overtakes a woman thus situated, and she felt as if she should have liked to lay down her jBked head on the good woman's lap, as she used to do ^when her own old nurse still lived to make her child- hood safe and happy.
"Indeed, I have not had a good time at all," she said, "for I have been very... much disappointed." "And how was that, my dear lady ?" It occurred to Ernestine that it was possible the 162 HIDDSN DEPTHS.
nurse might be able to advise her how to proceed in the task that seemed to grow everj hour more difficult.
Looking up eagerly, she said : "I was disappointed because I could get no help where I hoped for it ; but, nurse, now I think of it, perhaps you yourself could help me ?" "I shall be very pleased, ma'am," said the nurse, smiling down upon the sweet eyes which had quite won her heart already; " what be I to do ?" " I will tell you," said Ernestine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The necessity for independent action, and for an unwonted degree of exposure to the rough ways of tbe world, had given Ernestine that longing for some sort of loving protection and shelter which usually overtakes a woman thus situated, and she felt as if she should have liked to lay down her jBked head on the good woman's lap, as she used to do ^when her own old nurse still lived to make her child- hood safe and happy.
"Indeed, I have not had a good time at all," she said, "for I have been very... much disappointed." "And how was that, my dear lady ?" It occurred to Ernestine that it was possible the 162 HIDDSN DEPTHS.
nurse might be able to advise her how to proceed in the task that seemed to grow everj hour more difficult.
Looking up eagerly, she said : "I was disappointed because I could get no help where I hoped for it ; but, nurse, now I think of it, perhaps you yourself could help me ?" "I shall be very pleased, ma'am," said the nurse, smiling down upon the sweet eyes which had quite won her heart already; " what be I to do ?" " I will tell you," said Ernestine.
What to read after Hidden Depths?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Skene, Felicia, 1821-1899 to read onlineMoreLess
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