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" Won't you come and drink tea with us, Charlie?" asked Mrs. Ashton.
" Mr. Ashton would be most glad to see you." — " Thank you, thank you ; — no, thank you ; not to- night, I am engaged." He shook hands and hurried away, and then turned back to say, " You will go and see my aunts sometimes, I hope, Miss Ashton ; " but he did not wait for a reply.
" Such a very strange person !" said Katharine ; *'but, mother, I like him better, I think, than any one else in Rilworth ; only I never know what he... CHAPTER XIX.
Katharine saw a good deal of Charles Ronaldson after that day. She met him often at his aunts,' and he and John grew rather intimate, and fre- quently went over to Moorlands together to talk about farm matters, with which Charles was much better acquainted than John ; and this was an excuse for his coming back to drink tea, and have a little more conversation with Mr. Ashton. Katharine liked his being there, though she did not feel, as the phrase is, "that she got on with him." She never could quite prevent a certain feeling of awe ; and this feeling increased as she knew more of him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Won't you come and drink tea with us, Charlie?" asked Mrs. Ashton.
" Mr. Ashton would be most glad to see you." — " Thank you, thank you ; — no, thank you ; not to- night, I am engaged." He shook hands and hurried away, and then turned back to say, " You will go and see my aunts sometimes, I hope, Miss Ashton ; " but he did not wait for a reply.
" Such a very strange person !" said Katharine ; *'but, mother, I like him better, I think, than any one else in Rilworth ; only I never know what he... CHAPTER XIX.
Katharine saw a good deal of Charles Ronaldson after that day. She met him often at his aunts,' and he and John grew rather intimate, and fre- quently went over to Moorlands together to talk about farm matters, with which Charles was much better acquainted than John ; and this was an excuse for his coming back to drink tea, and have a little more conversation with Mr. Ashton. Katharine liked his being there, though she did not feel, as the phrase is, "that she got on with him." She never could quite prevent a certain feeling of awe ; and this feeling increased as she knew more of him.
What to read after Katharine Ashton 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sewell, Elizabeth Missing, 1815-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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