Miss Theodora a West End Story
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Perhaps I ought to be thankful for this, for it would be just in line with her general perversity for her to fall in love 1 64 MISS THEODORA with some thoroughly unsuitable per son. " Possibly Miss Theodora, with Ernest ever in mind, was unusually sensitive in detecting undue emphasis in Mrs. Digby's pronunciation of "any" when she said that Kate had not the "slightest interest in any young man. " Or per haps Mrs. Digby, too, had Ernest in mind when she made this sweeping statement.
Two people ...could hardly be more un like than Kate and her mother. Mrs. Digby was of dark complexion, of com manding figure, though not over tall, and she lived for society. Kate was blond, with a half-timid, though straightforward air, and she was as anx ious to keep far from the whirl of things as her mother was to be active in her little set. Mrs. Digby had worn heavy mourning for her husband the exact length of time demanded by strict pro priety. But just as soon as she could, MISS THEODORA 165 she laid aside her veil and, indeed, crepe in every form, and gave outer shape to her grief by clothing herself in becoming black relieved by abundant trimmings of dull jet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps I ought to be thankful for this, for it would be just in line with her general perversity for her to fall in love 1 64 MISS THEODORA with some thoroughly unsuitable per son. " Possibly Miss Theodora, with Ernest ever in mind, was unusually sensitive in detecting undue emphasis in Mrs. Digby's pronunciation of "any" when she said that Kate had not the "slightest interest in any young man. " Or per haps Mrs. Digby, too, had Ernest in mind when she made this sweeping statement.
Two people ...could hardly be more un like than Kate and her mother. Mrs. Digby was of dark complexion, of com manding figure, though not over tall, and she lived for society. Kate was blond, with a half-timid, though straightforward air, and she was as anx ious to keep far from the whirl of things as her mother was to be active in her little set. Mrs. Digby had worn heavy mourning for her husband the exact length of time demanded by strict pro priety. But just as soon as she could, MISS THEODORA 165 she laid aside her veil and, indeed, crepe in every form, and gave outer shape to her grief by clothing herself in becoming black relieved by abundant trimmings of dull jet.
What to read after Miss Theodora a West End Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Leah Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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