Miss Mcdonald
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"Good-by, Fanny. I am sorry I ever troubled you. " She held her little white, ungloved hand toward me, and then I came tomyself, and, hearing the wind and rain, and remembering the lonely roadto the station, I said to her: "Stay, Daisy, I cannot let you go alone. Miss Hamilton will watch withGuy while I go with you. " "And who will go with you? It will be just as dark and rainy then, " shesaid; but she made no objection to my plan, and in less than fiveminutes Julia, who always slept in her dre...ssing-gown so as to be readyfor any emergency, was sitting by Guy, and I was out in the dark nightwith Daisy and our watchdog Leo, who, at sight of his old playmate, hadleaped upon her and nearly knocked her down in his joy.
"Leo is glad to see me, " Daisy said, patting the dumb creature's head, and in her voice there was a rebuking tone, which I resented silently.
I was not glad to see her, and I could not act a part, but I wrapped mywaterproof around her and adjusted the hood over her flowing hair, andthought how beautiful she was, even in that disfiguring garb, and thenwe went on our way, the young creature clinging close to me as pealafter peal of thunder rolled over our heads, and gleams of lightning litup the inky sky.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Good-by, Fanny. I am sorry I ever troubled you. " She held her little white, ungloved hand toward me, and then I came tomyself, and, hearing the wind and rain, and remembering the lonely roadto the station, I said to her: "Stay, Daisy, I cannot let you go alone. Miss Hamilton will watch withGuy while I go with you. " "And who will go with you? It will be just as dark and rainy then, " shesaid; but she made no objection to my plan, and in less than fiveminutes Julia, who always slept in her dre...ssing-gown so as to be readyfor any emergency, was sitting by Guy, and I was out in the dark nightwith Daisy and our watchdog Leo, who, at sight of his old playmate, hadleaped upon her and nearly knocked her down in his joy.
"Leo is glad to see me, " Daisy said, patting the dumb creature's head, and in her voice there was a rebuking tone, which I resented silently.
I was not glad to see her, and I could not act a part, but I wrapped mywaterproof around her and adjusted the hood over her flowing hair, andthought how beautiful she was, even in that disfiguring garb, and thenwe went on our way, the young creature clinging close to me as pealafter peal of thunder rolled over our heads, and gleams of lightning litup the inky sky.
What to read after Miss Mcdonald?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holmes Mary Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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