On the Church Steps
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Whatis all this?" And I seated myself again and tried to speak calmly, forI saw that something very painful was to be said--something that shecould hardly say; and I wanted to help her, though how I knew not.
At this moment the door opened and "papa" came in. He evidently sawthat he had entered upon a scene as his quick eye took in thesituation, but whether I was accepted or rejected as the futureson-in-law even his penetration was at fault to discover.
"Oh, papa, " said Fanny, rising with evid...ent relief, "just come andtalk to Mr. Munro while I get him a package he wants to take withhim. " It took a long time to prepare that package. Mr. Meyrick, a cool, shrewd man of the world, was taking a mental inventory of me, I feltall the time. I was conscious that I talked incoherently and like aschool-boy of the treaty. Every American in London was bound to havehis special opinion thereupon, and Meyrick, I found, was of theEnglish party. Then we discussed the special business which hadbrought me to England.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whatis all this?" And I seated myself again and tried to speak calmly, forI saw that something very painful was to be said--something that shecould hardly say; and I wanted to help her, though how I knew not.
At this moment the door opened and "papa" came in. He evidently sawthat he had entered upon a scene as his quick eye took in thesituation, but whether I was accepted or rejected as the futureson-in-law even his penetration was at fault to discover.
"Oh, papa, " said Fanny, rising with evid...ent relief, "just come andtalk to Mr. Munro while I get him a package he wants to take withhim. " It took a long time to prepare that package. Mr. Meyrick, a cool, shrewd man of the world, was taking a mental inventory of me, I feltall the time. I was conscious that I talked incoherently and like aschool-boy of the treaty. Every American in London was bound to havehis special opinion thereupon, and Meyrick, I found, was of theEnglish party. Then we discussed the special business which hadbrought me to England.
What to read after On the Church Steps?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hallowell Sarah C. to read onlineMoreLess
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