Only An Irish Girl
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"I never knew but one woman who had the samecoaxing, fooling ways with her, and, begorra, sir, she was a demon inpetticoats!" But that was only the opinion of a blunt old farmer; Launce Blake knowsher a great deal better, or thinks he does. In his own way he is almostas handsome as she is; a tall fair man, with eyes so dark a gray thatthey look black under their thick lashes and a smile as sweet as awoman's. But, as he sits in Mrs. Dundas's pretty room to-night, he isnot smiling--he has come he...re from Colonel Frenche's, as his fatherguessed he would--he is looking very stern indeed, and "altogetherunmanageable, " as Kate Dundas says to herself. It is not the first timeby many that she has seen him in this mood. Launce is not one of herhumble adorers, and perhaps she likes him all the better on thataccount.
"I am sure I don't know why you should be so angry, " she is saying, inher pretty soft voice, which has just a touch of the Devonshire accentin it. "The man is nothing to me; but since he brought a letter fromthe poor major's old friend, Major Cregan, I had to be civil to him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I never knew but one woman who had the samecoaxing, fooling ways with her, and, begorra, sir, she was a demon inpetticoats!" But that was only the opinion of a blunt old farmer; Launce Blake knowsher a great deal better, or thinks he does. In his own way he is almostas handsome as she is; a tall fair man, with eyes so dark a gray thatthey look black under their thick lashes and a smile as sweet as awoman's. But, as he sits in Mrs. Dundas's pretty room to-night, he isnot smiling--he has come he...re from Colonel Frenche's, as his fatherguessed he would--he is looking very stern indeed, and "altogetherunmanageable, " as Kate Dundas says to herself. It is not the first timeby many that she has seen him in this mood. Launce is not one of herhumble adorers, and perhaps she likes him all the better on thataccount.
"I am sure I don't know why you should be so angry, " she is saying, inher pretty soft voice, which has just a touch of the Devonshire accentin it. "The man is nothing to me; but since he brought a letter fromthe poor major's old friend, Major Cregan, I had to be civil to him.
What to read after Only An Irish Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duchess to read onlineMoreLess
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