Molly Bawn
Molly Bawn
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" You found your room comfortable. I hope, and all that?" "Quite all that, thank you, " cordially. "And such a pretty room too ! " (She is unaware as she speaks that it is one of the plainest the house contains. ) "How large everything seems ! When coming down through all those corridors and halls I very nearly lost my way. Stupid of me was it not? But it is an enormous house, I can see. " " Is it? Perhaps so. Very much the size of most coun- try houses, I should say. And yet, no doubt, to a st...ranger it would seem large. Your own home is not so? " " Oh, no. If you could only see poor Brooklyn in com- parison ! It is the prettiest little place in all the world, I think ; but then it is little. It would require a tremen- dous amount of genius to lose one's self in Brooklyn. " How late it grows ! " says Marcia, looking at the clock and rising. : ' The first bell ought to ring soon. Which would you prefer, your tea here or in your own room? I Wways adopt the latter plan when the house is empty, and MOLL Y BA WN.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" You found your room comfortable. I hope, and all that?" "Quite all that, thank you, " cordially. "And such a pretty room too ! " (She is unaware as she speaks that it is one of the plainest the house contains. ) "How large everything seems ! When coming down through all those corridors and halls I very nearly lost my way. Stupid of me was it not? But it is an enormous house, I can see. " " Is it? Perhaps so. Very much the size of most coun- try houses, I should say. And yet, no doubt, to a st...ranger it would seem large. Your own home is not so? " " Oh, no. If you could only see poor Brooklyn in com- parison ! It is the prettiest little place in all the world, I think ; but then it is little. It would require a tremen- dous amount of genius to lose one's self in Brooklyn. " How late it grows ! " says Marcia, looking at the clock and rising. : ' The first bell ought to ring soon. Which would you prefer, your tea here or in your own room? I Wways adopt the latter plan when the house is empty, and MOLL Y BA WN.
What to read after Molly Bawn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duchess to read onlineMoreLess
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