Kitty Canary
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And then hetook the rose up and put it to his lips and asked me if I would marryhim; asked me if I could never care for him as he cared for me, for heknew now that he had never really loved before, and if I would promiseto marry him he would be in heaven, his happiness would be so great.
It was perfectly thrilling, much better than anything I have ever seenon the stage. He tried to get one of the hands I was still sitting on, but I thought I had better not let him have it, as we were not engage...d, and Jess had said no affectionaries until you are engaged. And then, too, I remembered he had probably said the same things several timesbefore, he seemed so familiar with them, and I had a feeling that Billywas standing by, perfectly disgusted, but ready to fish me out if Ifell in. I came pretty near falling, and then I told Whythe I wouldn'tbe through college until I was twenty and I didn't believe in waitingfor anything on earth for four years, and though it was awfully nice inhim to ask me to marry him, my father would have fits if he thought Iwas listening to him do it, and that we had better go in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And then hetook the rose up and put it to his lips and asked me if I would marryhim; asked me if I could never care for him as he cared for me, for heknew now that he had never really loved before, and if I would promiseto marry him he would be in heaven, his happiness would be so great.
It was perfectly thrilling, much better than anything I have ever seenon the stage. He tried to get one of the hands I was still sitting on, but I thought I had better not let him have it, as we were not engage...d, and Jess had said no affectionaries until you are engaged. And then, too, I remembered he had probably said the same things several timesbefore, he seemed so familiar with them, and I had a feeling that Billywas standing by, perfectly disgusted, but ready to fish me out if Ifell in. I came pretty near falling, and then I told Whythe I wouldn'tbe through college until I was twenty and I didn't believe in waitingfor anything on earth for four years, and though it was awfully nice inhim to ask me to marry him, my father would have fits if he thought Iwas listening to him do it, and that we had better go in.
What to read after Kitty Canary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bosher Kate Langley to read onlineMoreLess
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