Peters Mother 8 2
Peters Mother 8 2
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" "It is--sweet of you, to have such a thought, " murmured Lady Mary. Shetook her courage in both hands. "But the other way is out of fashion, Peter. " "Why, mother, you never used to follow the fashions before I wentaway; you won't begin now, at your age, will you?" "_At my age_" repeated Lady Mary, blankly. Then she looked at him withthat wondering, pathetic smile, which seemed to have replaced already, since Peter came home, the joyousness which had timidly stolen backfrom her vanished youth.... "At my age!" said Lady Mary; "you are notvery complimentary, Peter. " "You don't expect a fellow to pay compliments to his mother, " saidPeter, staring at her. "Why, mother, what has come to you? Andbesides--" "Besides?" "I'm sure papa hated compliments, and all that sort of rot, " Peterblurted out, in boyish fashion. "Don't you remember how fond he was ofquoting, 'Praise to the face is open disgrace'?" The late Sir Timothy, like many middle-class people, had taken acompliment almost as a personal offence; and regarded the utterer, however gracious or sincere, with suspicion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "It is--sweet of you, to have such a thought, " murmured Lady Mary. Shetook her courage in both hands. "But the other way is out of fashion, Peter. " "Why, mother, you never used to follow the fashions before I wentaway; you won't begin now, at your age, will you?" "_At my age_" repeated Lady Mary, blankly. Then she looked at him withthat wondering, pathetic smile, which seemed to have replaced already, since Peter came home, the joyousness which had timidly stolen backfrom her vanished youth.... "At my age!" said Lady Mary; "you are notvery complimentary, Peter. " "You don't expect a fellow to pay compliments to his mother, " saidPeter, staring at her. "Why, mother, what has come to you? Andbesides--" "Besides?" "I'm sure papa hated compliments, and all that sort of rot, " Peterblurted out, in boyish fashion. "Don't you remember how fond he was ofquoting, 'Praise to the face is open disgrace'?" The late Sir Timothy, like many middle-class people, had taken acompliment almost as a personal offence; and regarded the utterer, however gracious or sincere, with suspicion.
What to read after Peters Mother 8 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Henry De La Pasture to read onlineMoreLess
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