Oh Virginia
Oh Virginia
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Babcock proposed tea up-stairs in her own sitting-room, as the day was still hot and she longed for the com- fort of a negligee. Georgiana had been dropped at Mrs. Harding's on the way home, so the two ladies settled doAvn for a cozy half- hour's tete-a-tete.
" When Mr. Babcock comes in, tell him we are up here, Ford, " said Mrs. Babcock. "Where is Miss Jinks?" " She and Miss Kate is playing in the store- room, " replied Ford, who had just brought up the tea-tray. " And a deal of noise they've ...made about it, ma'am. " Any presumption on the part of the servants to express their own opinions irritated Mrs. Babcock. Ford had not meant to complain "Sisters" 161 of Jinks. He was worried. He feared from the sounds that descended that Jinks was in mischief, and wanted some one to find out if all were well.
" Children cannot always be graven im- ages, " retorted Mrs. Babcock with asperity. " That will be all, Ford. " Mrs. Weatherby was quite comfortable in her simple lavender organdie; but Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Babcock proposed tea up-stairs in her own sitting-room, as the day was still hot and she longed for the com- fort of a negligee. Georgiana had been dropped at Mrs. Harding's on the way home, so the two ladies settled doAvn for a cozy half- hour's tete-a-tete.
" When Mr. Babcock comes in, tell him we are up here, Ford, " said Mrs. Babcock. "Where is Miss Jinks?" " She and Miss Kate is playing in the store- room, " replied Ford, who had just brought up the tea-tray. " And a deal of noise they've ...made about it, ma'am. " Any presumption on the part of the servants to express their own opinions irritated Mrs. Babcock. Ford had not meant to complain "Sisters" 161 of Jinks. He was worried. He feared from the sounds that descended that Jinks was in mischief, and wanted some one to find out if all were well.
" Children cannot always be graven im- ages, " retorted Mrs. Babcock with asperity. " That will be all, Ford. " Mrs. Weatherby was quite comfortable in her simple lavender organdie; but Mrs.
What to read after Oh Virginia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griffith, Helen Sherman, 1873- to read onlineMoreLess
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