Poor Dear Theodora
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Stuyvesant would soon have become warmly devoted to Theodora, and even- tually would even have insisted on forcing her down the throats of her world.
But instead of this pleasing and proper process, Poor Dear Theodora! 177 her world seemed to be in league to force the girl down the employer's throat. From the very first moment, the Stuyvesant circle had been Theo- dora's champions. The guests at afternoon tea spoke of her charm. Blanche Beeckman admired her intelligence. Van liked her beauty, a...nd tried to flirt with her. Alan and Helen became her warm friends and planned to relieve the monotony of her position (that, if you please, was a trifle too much). Mrs. Neilson and Bishop Wysong never lost a chance to praise her. And now, that head- strong chit, Marjorie Gary, must needs go and fall madly in love with the girl's ineligible cousin thereby spoiling possibilities of all eminently proper relationships. It was too tiresome to be borne! So fumed Mrs. Stuyvesant!
Alan Beeckman made early occasion to chant Ned's praises in Theodora's ear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stuyvesant would soon have become warmly devoted to Theodora, and even- tually would even have insisted on forcing her down the throats of her world.
But instead of this pleasing and proper process, Poor Dear Theodora! 177 her world seemed to be in league to force the girl down the employer's throat. From the very first moment, the Stuyvesant circle had been Theo- dora's champions. The guests at afternoon tea spoke of her charm. Blanche Beeckman admired her intelligence. Van liked her beauty, a...nd tried to flirt with her. Alan and Helen became her warm friends and planned to relieve the monotony of her position (that, if you please, was a trifle too much). Mrs. Neilson and Bishop Wysong never lost a chance to praise her. And now, that head- strong chit, Marjorie Gary, must needs go and fall madly in love with the girl's ineligible cousin thereby spoiling possibilities of all eminently proper relationships. It was too tiresome to be borne! So fumed Mrs. Stuyvesant!
Alan Beeckman made early occasion to chant Ned's praises in Theodora's ear.
What to read after Poor Dear Theodora?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Florence Irwin to read onlineMoreLess
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