Missy
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She couldn't forbear a tentative question: "What seems to be the matter with Aunt Isabel, Uncle Charlie?" "Why, didn't I tell you she has a headache?' "Oh! a headache. " She was silent a second; then, as if there wassomething strange about this malady, she went on: "Did she SAY she had aheadache?" "Of course, my dear. It's a pretty bad one. I guess it must be theweather. " It was hot. Uncle Charlie had taken off his coat and was inhis shirt sleeves--she was pleased to note it was a silken shirt...; littlebeads of perspiration stood out on his forehead, and on his head whereit was just beginning to get bald. Somehow, the fact that he looked sohot had the effect of making her feel even more tender toward him. So, though she thirsted for information, not for the world would she havearoused his suspicions by questions. And she made her voice very casual, when she finally enquired: "By the way, that Mr. Saunders who brought us home is awfully handsome. Sort of gallant looking, don't you think?" Uncle Charlie laughed; then shook his finger at her in mock admonition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She couldn't forbear a tentative question: "What seems to be the matter with Aunt Isabel, Uncle Charlie?" "Why, didn't I tell you she has a headache?' "Oh! a headache. " She was silent a second; then, as if there wassomething strange about this malady, she went on: "Did she SAY she had aheadache?" "Of course, my dear. It's a pretty bad one. I guess it must be theweather. " It was hot. Uncle Charlie had taken off his coat and was inhis shirt sleeves--she was pleased to note it was a silken shirt...; littlebeads of perspiration stood out on his forehead, and on his head whereit was just beginning to get bald. Somehow, the fact that he looked sohot had the effect of making her feel even more tender toward him. So, though she thirsted for information, not for the world would she havearoused his suspicions by questions. And she made her voice very casual, when she finally enquired: "By the way, that Mr. Saunders who brought us home is awfully handsome. Sort of gallant looking, don't you think?" Uncle Charlie laughed; then shook his finger at her in mock admonition.
What to read after Missy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gatlin Dana to read onlineMoreLess
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