Mademoiselle Ixe
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" " Perhaps it was the only way in which she could kill him. " " Why should she kill him at all ? " " Because he was the enemy of her people. " " You appear to forget, Eve- lyn, " said her mother, in a tone of grave displeasure, "that Jael was not an ordinary person. " " Fortunately not, " observed Mr. Merrington, dryly, " as she would not have been a pleasant person to meet in ordinary so- ciety. " " Perhaps, Monsieur, you might have found her very pleasant had you met her in ordinary society,... " said Mademoiselle Ixe, with a smile.
128 MADEMOISELLE IXE.
" I do rot think it right, " said Mrs. Merrington, now seriously displeased, " to talk of Scripture characters as if they were living people, like ourselves ; and we know that Jael must have been a good woman, for the Bible says she was blessed. " In the silence which followed, Freddy, who had been twice checked during the last three minutes for attempting to inter- rupt his elders, was now able to make himself heard.
" Mamma, I can get daffodils for Evelyn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Perhaps it was the only way in which she could kill him. " " Why should she kill him at all ? " " Because he was the enemy of her people. " " You appear to forget, Eve- lyn, " said her mother, in a tone of grave displeasure, "that Jael was not an ordinary person. " " Fortunately not, " observed Mr. Merrington, dryly, " as she would not have been a pleasant person to meet in ordinary so- ciety. " " Perhaps, Monsieur, you might have found her very pleasant had you met her in ordinary society,... " said Mademoiselle Ixe, with a smile.
128 MADEMOISELLE IXE.
" I do rot think it right, " said Mrs. Merrington, now seriously displeased, " to talk of Scripture characters as if they were living people, like ourselves ; and we know that Jael must have been a good woman, for the Bible says she was blessed. " In the silence which followed, Freddy, who had been twice checked during the last three minutes for attempting to inter- rupt his elders, was now able to make himself heard.
" Mamma, I can get daffodils for Evelyn.
What to read after Mademoiselle Ixe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Falconer Lanoe to read onlineMoreLess
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