Penelope's English Experiences
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" "It is a piece! Jove, this IS a rum ball!" "What IS the thing? No wonder he doesn't drive up to the door and go inwith it!" "It is a HARP, as sure as I am alive!" Then electrically from Francesca, "It is Patricia's Irish lover! Iforget his name. " "Rory!" "Shamus!" "Michael!" "Patrick!" "Terence!" "Hush!" she exclaimed at this chorus of Hibernian Christian names, "itis Patricia's undeclared impecunious lover. He is afraid that she won'tknow his gift is a harp, and afraid that the other girls ...will. He fearedto send it, lest one of the sisters or h'orphan nieces should get it; itis frightful to love one of six, and the cards are always slipping off, and the wrong girl is always receiving your love-token or your offer ofmarriage. " "And if it is an offer, and the wrong woman gets it, she always accepts, somehow, " said Mr. Beresford; "It's only the right one who declines!"and here he certainly looked at me pointedly.
"He hoped to arrive before any one else, " Francesca went on, "and putthe harp in a nice place, and lead Patricia up to it, and make herwonder who sent it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "It is a piece! Jove, this IS a rum ball!" "What IS the thing? No wonder he doesn't drive up to the door and go inwith it!" "It is a HARP, as sure as I am alive!" Then electrically from Francesca, "It is Patricia's Irish lover! Iforget his name. " "Rory!" "Shamus!" "Michael!" "Patrick!" "Terence!" "Hush!" she exclaimed at this chorus of Hibernian Christian names, "itis Patricia's undeclared impecunious lover. He is afraid that she won'tknow his gift is a harp, and afraid that the other girls ...will. He fearedto send it, lest one of the sisters or h'orphan nieces should get it; itis frightful to love one of six, and the cards are always slipping off, and the wrong girl is always receiving your love-token or your offer ofmarriage. " "And if it is an offer, and the wrong woman gets it, she always accepts, somehow, " said Mr. Beresford; "It's only the right one who declines!"and here he certainly looked at me pointedly.
"He hoped to arrive before any one else, " Francesca went on, "and putthe harp in a nice place, and lead Patricia up to it, and make herwonder who sent it.
What to read after Penelope's English Experiences?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wiggin Kate Douglas Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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