Hilda Lessways
Hilda Lessways
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She counted his obesity to him for asin. And it was naught to her that he had been a martyr to idleness andwealth, which combination had prematurely aged him. Mr. Boutwood wasreally younger than George Cannon, and Florence Bagster certainly seemedas old as Hilda. Yet the juxtaposition of the young, slim, and virginalFlorrie and the large, earth-worn Mr. Boutwood profoundly offended her.
It was Mr. Boutwood who first discovered that Hilda was in the doorway. He was immediately abashed, and prese...nted the most foolish appearance. Whereupon Hilda added scorn to her disgust. Florrie, however, easilykept her countenance, and with a pert smile took the hand which herformer mistress graciously extended. By universal custom a servantretains some of the privileges of humanity for several minutes afterentering upon a new servitude. Mr. Boutwood vanished.
"Louisa will help you upstairs with the trunk, " said Hilda, when she hadmade inquiries about the wonderful journey which Florrie hadaccomplished alone, and about the health of Florrie's aunt and of herfamily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She counted his obesity to him for asin. And it was naught to her that he had been a martyr to idleness andwealth, which combination had prematurely aged him. Mr. Boutwood wasreally younger than George Cannon, and Florence Bagster certainly seemedas old as Hilda. Yet the juxtaposition of the young, slim, and virginalFlorrie and the large, earth-worn Mr. Boutwood profoundly offended her.
It was Mr. Boutwood who first discovered that Hilda was in the doorway. He was immediately abashed, and prese...nted the most foolish appearance. Whereupon Hilda added scorn to her disgust. Florrie, however, easilykept her countenance, and with a pert smile took the hand which herformer mistress graciously extended. By universal custom a servantretains some of the privileges of humanity for several minutes afterentering upon a new servitude. Mr. Boutwood vanished.
"Louisa will help you upstairs with the trunk, " said Hilda, when she hadmade inquiries about the wonderful journey which Florrie hadaccomplished alone, and about the health of Florrie's aunt and of herfamily.
What to read after Hilda Lessways?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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