Old Lady Mary
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She looked with a little curiosity, mixed withanxiety, at the lady who had come out of the house, and who started, too, with a gesture of alarm, when she saw Mary move in the dark. "Who areyou?" she cried out in a trembling voice, "and what do you want here?" Then Mary made a step or two forward and said, "I must ask your pardon ifI am trespassing. I did not know there was any objection--" This strangerto make an objection! It brought something like a tremulous laugh toMary's lips.
"Oh, there i...s no objection, " said the lady, "only we have been a littleput out. I see now; you are the young lady who--you are the young ladythat--you are the one that--suffered most. " "I am Lady Mary's goddaughter, " said the girl. "I have lived here all mylife. " "Oh, my dear, I have heard all about you, " the lady cried. The people whohad taken the house were merely rich people; they had no othercharacteristic; and in the vicarage, as well as in the other housesabout, it was said, when they were spoken of, that it was a good thingthey were not people to be visited, since nobody could have had the heartto visit strangers in Lady Mary's house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She looked with a little curiosity, mixed withanxiety, at the lady who had come out of the house, and who started, too, with a gesture of alarm, when she saw Mary move in the dark. "Who areyou?" she cried out in a trembling voice, "and what do you want here?" Then Mary made a step or two forward and said, "I must ask your pardon ifI am trespassing. I did not know there was any objection--" This strangerto make an objection! It brought something like a tremulous laugh toMary's lips.
"Oh, there i...s no objection, " said the lady, "only we have been a littleput out. I see now; you are the young lady who--you are the young ladythat--you are the one that--suffered most. " "I am Lady Mary's goddaughter, " said the girl. "I have lived here all mylife. " "Oh, my dear, I have heard all about you, " the lady cried. The people whohad taken the house were merely rich people; they had no othercharacteristic; and in the vicarage, as well as in the other housesabout, it was said, when they were spoken of, that it was a good thingthey were not people to be visited, since nobody could have had the heartto visit strangers in Lady Mary's house.
What to read after Old Lady Mary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliphant Margaret to read onlineMoreLess
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