Jane Allen: Right Guard
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I never suspected such a thing." "I can*t see that it has done us much harm/' Jane dryly responded. "It*s come to a point, however, where we feel that wei ought to assert ourselves. We are here for study, not to quar- rel, but we won*t stand everything tamely." "I don't blame you. I wouldn't, either. I'm sure Marian Seaton is behind all this," declared Alicia hotly. "Ever since I came back to the Hall she's been trying to talk to me. Small good it will do her. When I broke friendship with her l...ast year it was for good and all." "When you wouldn't speak to me the other day, I thought you had gone back to her," con- fessed Jane. "Just a little before that Dorothy and I had been saying that we thought we ought to try to make Marian see things diflFercntly.
Afterward I was so angry I gave up the thought as hopeless. It may not be right to say to you, *Let Marian alone,' when one looks at it from one angle. The Bible says, Xove your enemies.' On the other hand, it seems wiser to steer clear of malicious persons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I never suspected such a thing." "I can*t see that it has done us much harm/' Jane dryly responded. "It*s come to a point, however, where we feel that wei ought to assert ourselves. We are here for study, not to quar- rel, but we won*t stand everything tamely." "I don't blame you. I wouldn't, either. I'm sure Marian Seaton is behind all this," declared Alicia hotly. "Ever since I came back to the Hall she's been trying to talk to me. Small good it will do her. When I broke friendship with her l...ast year it was for good and all." "When you wouldn't speak to me the other day, I thought you had gone back to her," con- fessed Jane. "Just a little before that Dorothy and I had been saying that we thought we ought to try to make Marian see things diflFercntly.
Afterward I was so angry I gave up the thought as hopeless. It may not be right to say to you, *Let Marian alone,' when one looks at it from one angle. The Bible says, Xove your enemies.' On the other hand, it seems wiser to steer clear of malicious persons.
What to read after Jane Allen: Right Guard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bancroft Edith to read onlineMoreLess
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