Miss Lou
Miss Lou
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Whately seems so kindly--" "Hush! I see uncle coming. She would sacrifice herself utterly forher son, and do you think she would spare me?" Mr. Baron's fears and honest sense of responsibility led him at lastto seek his niece. In doing this he saw Perkins under guard. Hastening to Scoville he demanded, "What does this mean? My overseeris not a combatant, sir. " "Mr. Baron, " replied the officer, "have you not yet learned that Iam in command on this plantation?" Poor Mr. Baron lost his temper ag...ain and exploded most unwisely inthe words, "Well, sir, my niece is not under your command. You hadno right to take her from the house without my permission. I shallreport you to your superior officer to-morrow. " "I hope you will, sir. " "I also protest against the treatment of my overseer. " "Very well, sir. " "You will please release my niece's arm and leave us to ourselves, as you promised. " "No, sir, I shall escort Miss Baron back to Mrs. Whately, from whomI obtained the honor of her society.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whately seems so kindly--" "Hush! I see uncle coming. She would sacrifice herself utterly forher son, and do you think she would spare me?" Mr. Baron's fears and honest sense of responsibility led him at lastto seek his niece. In doing this he saw Perkins under guard. Hastening to Scoville he demanded, "What does this mean? My overseeris not a combatant, sir. " "Mr. Baron, " replied the officer, "have you not yet learned that Iam in command on this plantation?" Poor Mr. Baron lost his temper ag...ain and exploded most unwisely inthe words, "Well, sir, my niece is not under your command. You hadno right to take her from the house without my permission. I shallreport you to your superior officer to-morrow. " "I hope you will, sir. " "I also protest against the treatment of my overseer. " "Very well, sir. " "You will please release my niece's arm and leave us to ourselves, as you promised. " "No, sir, I shall escort Miss Baron back to Mrs. Whately, from whomI obtained the honor of her society.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E P Roe to read onlineMoreLess
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