Mrs Geralds Niece a Novel
Mrs Geralds Niece a Novel
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Why should anybody else mind, if I don't ? It is my own doing. " Mrs. Gerald's head sank on her breast. She looked the picture of perplexity and woe. Annie's excitement took the shape of anger at what seemed to her an exaggerated manifestation of sorrow on the occasion: She was determined not to be pitied — that was the only thing she could not bear ; and Mrs. Gerald was looking at her with a commiseration which irritated her beyond measure. " Good gracious ! Aunt Gerald, " she exclaimed, "do n...ot be in such despair. I shall never marry, and Holmwood will still belong to the Derwents ! " Mrs. Gerald seized Annie's hands, and said with a tremu- lous energy, " Oh, Annie, Annie, my poor unhappy child, what have you done ! You have marred your whole destiny. " " No ; and I should not much care if I had. I, don't think it signifies so much about being happy. I sup- pose . . . . " here her voice faltered a little, " I suppose you •will not go abroad now, Aunt Gerald ? " Mrs. Gerald pressed her lips to her cheek without answering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why should anybody else mind, if I don't ? It is my own doing. " Mrs. Gerald's head sank on her breast. She looked the picture of perplexity and woe. Annie's excitement took the shape of anger at what seemed to her an exaggerated manifestation of sorrow on the occasion: She was determined not to be pitied — that was the only thing she could not bear ; and Mrs. Gerald was looking at her with a commiseration which irritated her beyond measure. " Good gracious ! Aunt Gerald, " she exclaimed, "do n...ot be in such despair. I shall never marry, and Holmwood will still belong to the Derwents ! " Mrs. Gerald seized Annie's hands, and said with a tremu- lous energy, " Oh, Annie, Annie, my poor unhappy child, what have you done ! You have marred your whole destiny. " " No ; and I should not much care if I had. I, don't think it signifies so much about being happy. I sup- pose . . . . " here her voice faltered a little, " I suppose you •will not go abroad now, Aunt Gerald ? " Mrs. Gerald pressed her lips to her cheek without answering.
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