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"Ican work only from patterns which are marked out, " said Dorothy; andthen she held up a shining length of green silk upon which thegarland already bloomed in her pretty feminine fancy. "I will pay youwhatever you ask, " said Dorothy, further. Then she started andshrank, for Madelon looked at her with such wrath and pride in herblack eyes that she was frightened.
"What--have--I--done?" she faltered, piteously. And it was quite truethat she did not know what she had done, for she reasoned alway...s likea child, with premises of acts only and not of motives. Sheconsidered simply that Madelon had urged her to be true to Burr, andwas herself to marry another man, and therefore could not be jealous, and that she wanted her gown embroidered.
Dorothy was not happy, and a nervous terror was always upon her whichhad caused her blue eyes to look out wistfully from delicate hollowsand faded the soft pink on her cheeks; still she kept involuntarilyto her feminine ways, and wanted her gowns embroidered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Ican work only from patterns which are marked out, " said Dorothy; andthen she held up a shining length of green silk upon which thegarland already bloomed in her pretty feminine fancy. "I will pay youwhatever you ask, " said Dorothy, further. Then she started andshrank, for Madelon looked at her with such wrath and pride in herblack eyes that she was frightened.
"What--have--I--done?" she faltered, piteously. And it was quite truethat she did not know what she had done, for she reasoned alway...s likea child, with premises of acts only and not of motives. Sheconsidered simply that Madelon had urged her to be true to Burr, andwas herself to marry another man, and therefore could not be jealous, and that she wanted her gown embroidered.
Dorothy was not happy, and a nervous terror was always upon her whichhad caused her blue eyes to look out wistfully from delicate hollowsand faded the soft pink on her cheeks; still she kept involuntarilyto her feminine ways, and wanted her gowns embroidered.
What to read after Madelon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Freeman Mary Eleanor Wilkins to read onlineMoreLess
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