Janet At Odds
Janet At Odds
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In a swift aside, Amy Pope expressed to Paul a malign wish to test Janet's calmness with the point of a hat pin; however, beside the manifest and pink-nosed depression of Mrs. Blanchard, even Janet's superiority was a relief, and the others, as they seated themselves at table, returned thanks that no fresh scene was likely to occur immediately.
Contrary to her usual custom of late, Janet's talk disregarded Paul completely, and focussed itself upon Amy Browne whom she had been wont to disdain as... a vain and fluffy worldling, brainless and to be tolerated only on account of Day. Like too many girls who are launched into the thick of college life before they have had a chance to absorb its best traditions, Janet was a bit of a Pharisee just then. Apart from her Quebec friends who, by reason of their nationality, were exempt from criticism, Janet was inclining to sort out minds according to their training in dead languages or calculus. Amy Browne's knowledge of the world, her year or two in a Dresden school, her fluent mastery of Spanish and Italian counted for little in the eyes of Janet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In a swift aside, Amy Pope expressed to Paul a malign wish to test Janet's calmness with the point of a hat pin; however, beside the manifest and pink-nosed depression of Mrs. Blanchard, even Janet's superiority was a relief, and the others, as they seated themselves at table, returned thanks that no fresh scene was likely to occur immediately.
Contrary to her usual custom of late, Janet's talk disregarded Paul completely, and focussed itself upon Amy Browne whom she had been wont to disdain as... a vain and fluffy worldling, brainless and to be tolerated only on account of Day. Like too many girls who are launched into the thick of college life before they have had a chance to absorb its best traditions, Janet was a bit of a Pharisee just then. Apart from her Quebec friends who, by reason of their nationality, were exempt from criticism, Janet was inclining to sort out minds according to their training in dead languages or calculus. Amy Browne's knowledge of the world, her year or two in a Dresden school, her fluent mastery of Spanish and Italian counted for little in the eyes of Janet.
What to read after Janet At Odds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ray, Anna Chapin, 1865-1945 to read onlineMoreLess
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