Mistress And Maid : a Household Story
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Whenever she went to Kensington or her oth- er establishments she was always emphatical- ly "the mistress" — a kindly and even moth- erly mistress, certainly, but still authoritative, decided. Moreover, it was her invai iable rule to treat all her employees alike — " making no step-bairns" among ihem. Thus for some time it had happened that Hilary had been, and felt herself to be, just Miss Leaf, the book keeper, doing her duty to Miss Balquidder, her employer, and neither expecting nor at- tai...ning any closer relation.
But in her own house, or it might be from the sudden apparition of that young face at her lonely fireside, Miss Balquidder appeared quite different.
A small thing touches a heart that is 6ore with trouble. When the good woman rose up — after patting the little feet, and approving loudly of the woolen stockings — she saw that Hilary's whole face was quivering with the effort to keep back her tears.
There are some woman of whom one feels by instinct that they were, as Miss Balquidder had once joking!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whenever she went to Kensington or her oth- er establishments she was always emphatical- ly "the mistress" — a kindly and even moth- erly mistress, certainly, but still authoritative, decided. Moreover, it was her invai iable rule to treat all her employees alike — " making no step-bairns" among ihem. Thus for some time it had happened that Hilary had been, and felt herself to be, just Miss Leaf, the book keeper, doing her duty to Miss Balquidder, her employer, and neither expecting nor at- tai...ning any closer relation.
But in her own house, or it might be from the sudden apparition of that young face at her lonely fireside, Miss Balquidder appeared quite different.
A small thing touches a heart that is 6ore with trouble. When the good woman rose up — after patting the little feet, and approving loudly of the woolen stockings — she saw that Hilary's whole face was quivering with the effort to keep back her tears.
There are some woman of whom one feels by instinct that they were, as Miss Balquidder had once joking!
What to read after Mistress And Maid : a Household Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Craik Dinah Maria Mulock to read onlineMoreLess
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