Pender Among the Residents
Pender Among the Residents
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BURTON AT HOME 75 can do for them. Dr. Olphert, I am sure, was delighted to be able to help a little — in this way at least. . . . Won't you have some more tea ? " Mrs. O'Clery's laugh was disillusioned and uninfec- tious : it resembled, in fact, a sort of derisive battle-cry. " Well, perhaps I will have another cup, thanks. It may warm me a little. " Mrs. Burton apologised. " I'm sorry there's no fire, but I never have fires after the first of May. I consider that it sets a bad example to the ...servants. " Mrs. O'Clery laughed again : she was. Cousin Nellie perceived, in one of her more trying moods. " My dear woman, you put us all to shame. ... I We're not nearly hardy enough nowadays. I had no idea your room was so splendidly airy. . . . ! In weather like this it's positively bracing. . . . Have you heard that Miss Foy is talking of giving up her house ? " Mrs. Burton replaced the cosy on the teapot. " No, " she replied crossly. Then she added, " I can't say I'm surprised. She would have been much wiser to have given it up long ago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BURTON AT HOME 75 can do for them. Dr. Olphert, I am sure, was delighted to be able to help a little — in this way at least. . . . Won't you have some more tea ? " Mrs. O'Clery's laugh was disillusioned and uninfec- tious : it resembled, in fact, a sort of derisive battle-cry. " Well, perhaps I will have another cup, thanks. It may warm me a little. " Mrs. Burton apologised. " I'm sorry there's no fire, but I never have fires after the first of May. I consider that it sets a bad example to the ...servants. " Mrs. O'Clery laughed again : she was. Cousin Nellie perceived, in one of her more trying moods. " My dear woman, you put us all to shame. ... I We're not nearly hardy enough nowadays. I had no idea your room was so splendidly airy. . . . ! In weather like this it's positively bracing. . . . Have you heard that Miss Foy is talking of giving up her house ? " Mrs. Burton replaced the cosy on the teapot. " No, " she replied crossly. Then she added, " I can't say I'm surprised. She would have been much wiser to have given it up long ago.
What to read after Pender Among the Residents?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Forrest Reid to read onlineMoreLess
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