Penny Plain 8 8
Penny Plain 8 8
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Only the people who have been poorknow how to give, and Jean has imagination and an understanding heart. Haven't you noticed what a wonderful way she has with the poor people?She is always welcome in the cottages.... And think what a delight shewill have in spending money on the boys! But I hope Pamela Reston willdo as she had planned and carry Jean off for a real holiday. I shouldlike to see her for a little while spend money like water, buy allmanner of useless lovely things, and dine and dan...ce and go to plays. " Mrs. Hope put up her glasses to regard her daughter.
"Dear me, Augusta, am I hearing right? Who is more severe than you onthe mad women who dance, and sup, and frivol their money away? Butthere's something in what you say. The bairn needs a playtime.... Tothink that Jeannie Laidlaw's son should change the whole of Jean's life. Preposterous!" * * * * * Mrs. Duff-Whalley was having tea with Mrs. Jowett when the news wasbroken to her. It was a party, but only, as Mrs. Duff-Whalley herselfwould have put it, "a purely local affair, " meaning some people on theHill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Only the people who have been poorknow how to give, and Jean has imagination and an understanding heart. Haven't you noticed what a wonderful way she has with the poor people?She is always welcome in the cottages.... And think what a delight shewill have in spending money on the boys! But I hope Pamela Reston willdo as she had planned and carry Jean off for a real holiday. I shouldlike to see her for a little while spend money like water, buy allmanner of useless lovely things, and dine and dan...ce and go to plays. " Mrs. Hope put up her glasses to regard her daughter.
"Dear me, Augusta, am I hearing right? Who is more severe than you onthe mad women who dance, and sup, and frivol their money away? Butthere's something in what you say. The bairn needs a playtime.... Tothink that Jeannie Laidlaw's son should change the whole of Jean's life. Preposterous!" * * * * * Mrs. Duff-Whalley was having tea with Mrs. Jowett when the news wasbroken to her. It was a party, but only, as Mrs. Duff-Whalley herselfwould have put it, "a purely local affair, " meaning some people on theHill.
What to read after Penny Plain 8 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Buchan to read onlineMoreLess
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