In Old Bellaire
In Old Bellaire
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He sat down now to the table and began writing, while Eex watched him for a few minutes impatiently. He was secretly dying to hear some account of the "little school-ma'am, " though he was not willing to betray his curiosity to his cousin.
"Oh, come, Billy, " he said at last, "don't bother with letters to-night; I have n't had a soul to speak to all day, and I am dead tired of myself. ' ' Willie turned quickly, for this was a more amiable address than his cousin's former manner had led him to e...xpect.
A SUGGESTION 111 "Well, " he said pleasantly, "whose fault is it? Why did n't you come over to the doctor 's this even- ing? Mrs. Charlton asked for you. You know you always like to talk to her. " Rex listened with a slight curl of his short upper lip. "You know very well I could n't go there after having been as good as slapped in the face by that priggish little Yankee school-ma'am. By Jove, I wish she was a man, and I could call her out! I would like to show her that a Southern gentleman is not to be insulted with impunity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He sat down now to the table and began writing, while Eex watched him for a few minutes impatiently. He was secretly dying to hear some account of the "little school-ma'am, " though he was not willing to betray his curiosity to his cousin.
"Oh, come, Billy, " he said at last, "don't bother with letters to-night; I have n't had a soul to speak to all day, and I am dead tired of myself. ' ' Willie turned quickly, for this was a more amiable address than his cousin's former manner had led him to e...xpect.
A SUGGESTION 111 "Well, " he said pleasantly, "whose fault is it? Why did n't you come over to the doctor 's this even- ing? Mrs. Charlton asked for you. You know you always like to talk to her. " Rex listened with a slight curl of his short upper lip. "You know very well I could n't go there after having been as good as slapped in the face by that priggish little Yankee school-ma'am. By Jove, I wish she was a man, and I could call her out! I would like to show her that a Southern gentleman is not to be insulted with impunity.
What to read after In Old Bellaire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Mary C Johnson Dillon to read onlineMoreLess
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