Mother : a Story
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"But the truth is, I am not myself when — ^when Mr. Carr- Boldt " The little hesitating appeal in her voice completely disarmed Margaret.
In the end the little episode cemented the rapidly growing friendship between the two women, Mrs. Carr-Boldt seeming to enjoy the relief of speaking rather freely of what was the one real trial in her life.
8o MOTHER "My husband has always had too much money," she said, in her positive way.
'''At one time we were afraid that he would absolutely ruin his healt...h by this — habit of his. His physician and I took him around the world — I left Victoria, just a baby, with mother — and for two years he was never out of my sight. It has never been so bad since. You know yourself how reliable he usually is," she finished cheerfully, "unless some of the other men get hold of him!" As the months went on Margaret came to admire her employer more and more.
There was not an indolent impulse in Mrs.
Carr-Boldt's entire composition. Smooth- haired, fresh-skinned, in spotless linen, she began the day at eight o'clock, full of energy and interest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"But the truth is, I am not myself when — ^when Mr. Carr- Boldt " The little hesitating appeal in her voice completely disarmed Margaret.
In the end the little episode cemented the rapidly growing friendship between the two women, Mrs. Carr-Boldt seeming to enjoy the relief of speaking rather freely of what was the one real trial in her life.
8o MOTHER "My husband has always had too much money," she said, in her positive way.
'''At one time we were afraid that he would absolutely ruin his healt...h by this — habit of his. His physician and I took him around the world — I left Victoria, just a baby, with mother — and for two years he was never out of my sight. It has never been so bad since. You know yourself how reliable he usually is," she finished cheerfully, "unless some of the other men get hold of him!" As the months went on Margaret came to admire her employer more and more.
There was not an indolent impulse in Mrs.
Carr-Boldt's entire composition. Smooth- haired, fresh-skinned, in spotless linen, she began the day at eight o'clock, full of energy and interest.
What to read after Mother : a Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norris Kathleen Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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