Old Crow
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However, we can't judge till we see what he says. Only, John" — and here she looked at him with some appearance of anxiety, as not knowing how he would take it — "you must give yourself into our hands." "Whose hands.?" asked Raven. "Yours? Dick's?" "Oh, dear, no, not Dick's." Again she mentally champed her bit. Evidently Dick had exhausted her for- bearance on the way up. "He's behaved like a " In- vention failed her. "I do wish," she ended plaintively, "the modem young man and woman had a vest...ige of respect left — only a vestige — for their elders. They're queerness itself. Now Nan ! there's Nan. What's she posting off up here for and settling herself in your house" — in the west chamber. Raven's inner mind ironically sup- plied — "and acting as if you couldn't pry her out?" "You can't," said Raven. "Nan's here and I'm going to keep her, all winter, if she doesn't get bored." Amelia gave a little staccato shriek.
"All winter? I can't stay here all winter." "Dear old Milly, no," said Raven, with the utmost gentleness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However, we can't judge till we see what he says. Only, John" — and here she looked at him with some appearance of anxiety, as not knowing how he would take it — "you must give yourself into our hands." "Whose hands.?" asked Raven. "Yours? Dick's?" "Oh, dear, no, not Dick's." Again she mentally champed her bit. Evidently Dick had exhausted her for- bearance on the way up. "He's behaved like a " In- vention failed her. "I do wish," she ended plaintively, "the modem young man and woman had a vest...ige of respect left — only a vestige — for their elders. They're queerness itself. Now Nan ! there's Nan. What's she posting off up here for and settling herself in your house" — in the west chamber. Raven's inner mind ironically sup- plied — "and acting as if you couldn't pry her out?" "You can't," said Raven. "Nan's here and I'm going to keep her, all winter, if she doesn't get bored." Amelia gave a little staccato shriek.
"All winter? I can't stay here all winter." "Dear old Milly, no," said Raven, with the utmost gentleness.
What to read after Old Crow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brown Alice to read onlineMoreLess
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