Phoebe
Phoebe
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Honest ! Didn't I promise? Only I'm well, I hate to think about it. Everybody knew but me. " Sophie went then. She would answer no more questions, vowing she had already told everything she knew. She left Phoebe quite cast down. It was one thing to hear such thrilling things about herself, to realize that she had been the subject of those long and heated conferences that she knew had been carried on in the library, to understand that Grandma had shed tears over her. It was quite another to find... out that the whole town knew. As far as Phoebe was concerned, finding that out simply spoiled everything.
And now, every week-day morning, she and Uncle John spent three hours together in the library. All of the three hours were not spent in actual study; that is to say, whenever Uncle John got impatient and wanted to turn to his own work, he permitted Phoebe to make herself comfortable on the big, old library couch and read whatever she liked. With the awakening of her emotions, what Phoebe liked to read about was love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Honest ! Didn't I promise? Only I'm well, I hate to think about it. Everybody knew but me. " Sophie went then. She would answer no more questions, vowing she had already told everything she knew. She left Phoebe quite cast down. It was one thing to hear such thrilling things about herself, to realize that she had been the subject of those long and heated conferences that she knew had been carried on in the library, to understand that Grandma had shed tears over her. It was quite another to find... out that the whole town knew. As far as Phoebe was concerned, finding that out simply spoiled everything.
And now, every week-day morning, she and Uncle John spent three hours together in the library. All of the three hours were not spent in actual study; that is to say, whenever Uncle John got impatient and wanted to turn to his own work, he permitted Phoebe to make herself comfortable on the big, old library couch and read whatever she liked. With the awakening of her emotions, what Phoebe liked to read about was love.
What to read after Phoebe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gates Eleanor to read onlineMoreLess
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