Julia France And Her Times a Novel
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I adn t kep me virtue for that wot s the matter - Julia was doubled up. "Oh nothing really I think I must be a bit hysterical after my experience. Would you mind telling me what the weather looks like ? It was rather threatening when I came in. " The woman went to the window and lifted the sash curtain. "It damps, mizzles like, " she said dubiously. "But I don t fawncy it ll rain ard. Ere comes your friend. She was ready to drop last night. My, but she s that stringy to look at. " "Would you mi...nd telling her that I am here ? She must be anxious. " The woman departed unwillingly, her eyes fixed to the last on the hair Julia was braiding. A moment later Mrs. Lime came in. She looked thinner and gaunter than ever, but her eyes burned with sombre enthusiasm. "Oh, you poor dear !" she exclaimed. "But you mustn t mind, for the more unfair treatment we receive, the sooner will the right-thinking people of the country be roused, and the more recruits we shall get. That s where the law shows its stupidity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I adn t kep me virtue for that wot s the matter - Julia was doubled up. "Oh nothing really I think I must be a bit hysterical after my experience. Would you mind telling me what the weather looks like ? It was rather threatening when I came in. " The woman went to the window and lifted the sash curtain. "It damps, mizzles like, " she said dubiously. "But I don t fawncy it ll rain ard. Ere comes your friend. She was ready to drop last night. My, but she s that stringy to look at. " "Would you mi...nd telling her that I am here ? She must be anxious. " The woman departed unwillingly, her eyes fixed to the last on the hair Julia was braiding. A moment later Mrs. Lime came in. She looked thinner and gaunter than ever, but her eyes burned with sombre enthusiasm. "Oh, you poor dear !" she exclaimed. "But you mustn t mind, for the more unfair treatment we receive, the sooner will the right-thinking people of the country be roused, and the more recruits we shall get. That s where the law shows its stupidity.
What to read after Julia France And Her Times a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gertrude Atherton to read onlineMoreLess
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