Jaunty in Charge
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The next person he met was Anne Beech, and in defer- ence to her black frock and the delicacy of the situation he raised his hat and passed on. Then he came to a patch of red, blue, and white confetti scattered on the road. To a stranger passing that way the confetti must have sug- gested a wedding. Not so to Bridlington. He knew it meant that Miss Eleanor had passed that way, and he knew she must return that way. It was to make it a certainty that she had scattered the confetti. If she ven- tu...red, on her constitutional, farther than the actual village, she always scattered it at those corners where, on her re- turn journey, she would be bound to make a decision. She had so much in life, but lamentably lacked a sense of lo- cality.
JAUNTY IN CHARGE 188 Lord Bridlington waited a few minutes and Miss Eleanor came along.
"Good-morning, " said he.
"Good-morning, " said she.
"Not painting, this beautiful morning?" He quickly outlined a baby with the point of his stick on the soft sandy road.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The next person he met was Anne Beech, and in defer- ence to her black frock and the delicacy of the situation he raised his hat and passed on. Then he came to a patch of red, blue, and white confetti scattered on the road. To a stranger passing that way the confetti must have sug- gested a wedding. Not so to Bridlington. He knew it meant that Miss Eleanor had passed that way, and he knew she must return that way. It was to make it a certainty that she had scattered the confetti. If she ven- tu...red, on her constitutional, farther than the actual village, she always scattered it at those corners where, on her re- turn journey, she would be bound to make a decision. She had so much in life, but lamentably lacked a sense of lo- cality.
JAUNTY IN CHARGE 188 Lord Bridlington waited a few minutes and Miss Eleanor came along.
"Good-morning, " said he.
"Good-morning, " said she.
"Not painting, this beautiful morning?" He quickly outlined a baby with the point of his stick on the soft sandy road.
What to read after Jaunty in Charge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wemyss Mary C.E. to read onlineMoreLess
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