In War Time
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Meanwhile, Mrs. "Westerley, as she found, had her hands full at Newport, where she had many friends, and where it was difficult always to leave Hester out of the constant social engagements of that charming place.
" Luckily, " she wrote to Mrs. Morton, " most of \s the nicer young men are where they should be, at the war ; but there are enough and too many older lads, on their vacation holidays ; and even with your ideas and mine, it is hard to keep this very gay young lady from seeing that she... is admired, and from being disappointed because I do not al- low her to go about as she does at Germantown. " Nevertheless, Hester enjoyed this new life, and saw enough of men, old and young, in Mrs. Wes- terley's drawing-room to widen her horizon as to the general opinion of Miss Gray.
230 IN WAR TIME.
With some little interior mutiny of criticism, Hester came to yield tranquilly enough to her friend's social discipline, and to observe that among the class of girls she saw and found pleasant, the most of them were quite as much controlled as she.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Meanwhile, Mrs. "Westerley, as she found, had her hands full at Newport, where she had many friends, and where it was difficult always to leave Hester out of the constant social engagements of that charming place.
" Luckily, " she wrote to Mrs. Morton, " most of \s the nicer young men are where they should be, at the war ; but there are enough and too many older lads, on their vacation holidays ; and even with your ideas and mine, it is hard to keep this very gay young lady from seeing that she... is admired, and from being disappointed because I do not al- low her to go about as she does at Germantown. " Nevertheless, Hester enjoyed this new life, and saw enough of men, old and young, in Mrs. Wes- terley's drawing-room to widen her horizon as to the general opinion of Miss Gray.
230 IN WAR TIME.
With some little interior mutiny of criticism, Hester came to yield tranquilly enough to her friend's social discipline, and to observe that among the class of girls she saw and found pleasant, the most of them were quite as much controlled as she.
What to read after In War Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell Silas Weir to read onlineMoreLess
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