Olivers Kind Women
Olivers Kind Women
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I want to save you if I may. " Oliver stopped the car at a tea-shop at the top of New Bond Street, and when they sat at a quiet tea-table in the corner, Katherine put her elbows on the table and faced him squarely and said, " I am going to talk to you like a grandmother. " " Quite impossible, " said Oliver; "you look like my younger sister. " He thought she looked extraordinarily pretty. She was wearing a white muslin dress and a big black hat with a silver cord round the crown. " I am old in w...isdom, and you, Oliver, are quite one of the most foolish young men it is my privilege to know. " She paused, and said thought- fully, " And I know some ! " " Thanks ! " said Oliver. " Not at all. I speak the truth. " She picked pieces of sugar out of a silver basin with a little pair of tongs and dropped them back again. " Oliver, for the sake of our friendship, " — she blushed a little here — " and some very pleasant memories — unhappil^y interrupted " " Most unhappily, " said Oliver. " Most unhappily, " said Katherine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I want to save you if I may. " Oliver stopped the car at a tea-shop at the top of New Bond Street, and when they sat at a quiet tea-table in the corner, Katherine put her elbows on the table and faced him squarely and said, " I am going to talk to you like a grandmother. " " Quite impossible, " said Oliver; "you look like my younger sister. " He thought she looked extraordinarily pretty. She was wearing a white muslin dress and a big black hat with a silver cord round the crown. " I am old in w...isdom, and you, Oliver, are quite one of the most foolish young men it is my privilege to know. " She paused, and said thought- fully, " And I know some ! " " Thanks ! " said Oliver. " Not at all. I speak the truth. " She picked pieces of sugar out of a silver basin with a little pair of tongs and dropped them back again. " Oliver, for the sake of our friendship, " — she blushed a little here — " and some very pleasant memories — unhappil^y interrupted " " Most unhappily, " said Oliver. " Most unhappily, " said Katherine.
What to read after Olivers Kind Women?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip H Gibbs to read onlineMoreLess
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