Mrs. Dud's Sister
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I haven't seen a woman--a lady--in an apron foryears! Please keep it on! And do go on with the--the mess in the dish!" "The mess"--she bent her brows reprovingly--"it's mayonnaise sauce. ButI don't think--" He jumped up to put the bowl in her lap. A sudden twinge in his kneewrung an involuntary groan from him. He walked a little stiffly towardher.
"You have rheumatism! And you sat all the time on that damp grass!" shecried reproachfully. "I thought at first it was the craziest thing todo, but I... didn't dare say so. " He ignored the charge but smiled at the confession.
"And now you're not afraid?" She blushed again. It was very becoming.
"It seems--it seems foolish to act like strangers when it's beenso long--we remember so well--" She sighed a little. He studied herface--so like her sister's and so utterly different. The same gray eyes, but calm and drooped; the same clear white skin, but a fuller, yes, amore matronly face, a riper, sweeter, more restful curve. The soft darkshadows that accentuated Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I haven't seen a woman--a lady--in an apron foryears! Please keep it on! And do go on with the--the mess in the dish!" "The mess"--she bent her brows reprovingly--"it's mayonnaise sauce. ButI don't think--" He jumped up to put the bowl in her lap. A sudden twinge in his kneewrung an involuntary groan from him. He walked a little stiffly towardher.
"You have rheumatism! And you sat all the time on that damp grass!" shecried reproachfully. "I thought at first it was the craziest thing todo, but I... didn't dare say so. " He ignored the charge but smiled at the confession.
"And now you're not afraid?" She blushed again. It was very becoming.
"It seems--it seems foolish to act like strangers when it's beenso long--we remember so well--" She sighed a little. He studied herface--so like her sister's and so utterly different. The same gray eyes, but calm and drooped; the same clear white skin, but a fuller, yes, amore matronly face, a riper, sweeter, more restful curve. The soft darkshadows that accentuated Mrs.
What to read after Mrs. Dud's Sister?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bacon Josephine Dodge Daskam to read onlineMoreLess
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