Judge Lynch a Romance of the California Vineyards
Judge Lynch a Romance of the California Vineyards
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Starkweather?" inquired Carrie, surprised at this sudden change of purpose.
" Because you mustn't ; that's enough. Now mind me, like a good girl. Lucy will do very well till morning. Mrs. Morley is with her. " Before Carrie could reply, Dr. Meares interposed and ordered her out of the room. Mr. Starkweather must sleep, he said ; he was going to darken the chamber and leave the patient for the night.
So Carrie was driven away and she immediately went to her own apartment to prepare for her excur...sion. She had no idea of abandoning her intention of visiting Lucy on account of Mr. Starkweather's unexplained prohibi- tion, which Miss Van Zandt was inclined to regard as a whim of his weakened brain.
She put on a hat and veil and wrapped her trim little figure in a shawl. Carrie was a girl who would have tried to look her best even if she had been dressing for a promenade on a desert island where she could not reckon on so much as a crow for a spectator. She liked to look her best, not only in the eyes of other people, but also in her own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Starkweather?" inquired Carrie, surprised at this sudden change of purpose.
" Because you mustn't ; that's enough. Now mind me, like a good girl. Lucy will do very well till morning. Mrs. Morley is with her. " Before Carrie could reply, Dr. Meares interposed and ordered her out of the room. Mr. Starkweather must sleep, he said ; he was going to darken the chamber and leave the patient for the night.
So Carrie was driven away and she immediately went to her own apartment to prepare for her excur...sion. She had no idea of abandoning her intention of visiting Lucy on account of Mr. Starkweather's unexplained prohibi- tion, which Miss Van Zandt was inclined to regard as a whim of his weakened brain.
She put on a hat and veil and wrapped her trim little figure in a shawl. Carrie was a girl who would have tried to look her best even if she had been dressing for a promenade on a desert island where she could not reckon on so much as a crow for a spectator. She liked to look her best, not only in the eyes of other people, but also in her own.
What to read after Judge Lynch a Romance of the California Vineyards?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Henry Jessop to read onlineMoreLess
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