Not Like Other Girls
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Williams interposed volubly: "Goodness' sakes, Miss Challoner, you have no call to be afraid of Mr. Dancy! Why, Mr. Frank Blunt, that nice young gentleman who lodged withme ever so many years, recommended him to me as one of his best andoldest friends. Your ma knew Mr. Blunt, for he was here with her, anda nicer-spoken young gentleman she said she never saw. " "That will do, Mrs. Williams, " returned Mr. Dancy, in rather aperemptory tone; and then, turning to Phillis, he said, more civilly, but... still a little abruptly, as though he were displeased, -- "Well, Miss Challoner, do you feel inclined to trust yourself with mefor the few hundred yards, or shall I fetch Evans?" And Phillis, feeling herself rebuked, unfurled her umbrella at once, and bade Mrs. Williams good-night by way of answer.
CHAPTER XXIX.
MRS. WILLIAMS'S LODGER.
Phillis felt rather shy and uncomfortable as she picked her way warilyamong the rain-pools in the semi-darkness. Her companion was inclinedto be silent; most likely he considered her churlish in repelling hiscivil offers of help: so, to make amends, and set herself at her ease, she began to talk to him with an attempt at her old sprightliness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Williams interposed volubly: "Goodness' sakes, Miss Challoner, you have no call to be afraid of Mr. Dancy! Why, Mr. Frank Blunt, that nice young gentleman who lodged withme ever so many years, recommended him to me as one of his best andoldest friends. Your ma knew Mr. Blunt, for he was here with her, anda nicer-spoken young gentleman she said she never saw. " "That will do, Mrs. Williams, " returned Mr. Dancy, in rather aperemptory tone; and then, turning to Phillis, he said, more civilly, but... still a little abruptly, as though he were displeased, -- "Well, Miss Challoner, do you feel inclined to trust yourself with mefor the few hundred yards, or shall I fetch Evans?" And Phillis, feeling herself rebuked, unfurled her umbrella at once, and bade Mrs. Williams good-night by way of answer.
CHAPTER XXIX.
MRS. WILLIAMS'S LODGER.
Phillis felt rather shy and uncomfortable as she picked her way warilyamong the rain-pools in the semi-darkness. Her companion was inclinedto be silent; most likely he considered her churlish in repelling hiscivil offers of help: so, to make amends, and set herself at her ease, she began to talk to him with an attempt at her old sprightliness.
What to read after Not Like Other Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carey Rosa Nouchette to read onlineMoreLess
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