Pretty Miss Bellew a Tale of Home Life
Pretty Miss Bellew a Tale of Home Life
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"I promised mamma to be back by half-past three. Eve is very unwell. That is why I brought Dottie out, for we don't know if she is sickening for anything; and Miss Smith left yesterday for her Easter holidays ; so good-bye. " " Good-bye, my child, " said Bee, kissing her. " You've meanly escaped telling me anything about — you know ■who. Nevermind, if Eve is going to have the small-pox, or anything (which Heaven forbid!) you'll have to come here out of the way, and I shall hear all about it. — ...Mr. Bellew, please tell your friend Clive that now his recess has come he has no excuse for avoiding my Fridays. I haven't got the plague. " And then at last the young Bellews got away, and found themselves on the stairs. A tall lady in black was com- ing up at the same time, and put out a quick, kindly hand to save Dottie trom stumbling;. "Dat's a pwetty lady, " said Dottie, with infantine frankness, and tugging at Kate's hand to attract her at- tention ; and Kate, glancing upwards with a smile of thanks, looked admiringly into one of the fairest and no- blest faces she had ever seen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I promised mamma to be back by half-past three. Eve is very unwell. That is why I brought Dottie out, for we don't know if she is sickening for anything; and Miss Smith left yesterday for her Easter holidays ; so good-bye. " " Good-bye, my child, " said Bee, kissing her. " You've meanly escaped telling me anything about — you know ■who. Nevermind, if Eve is going to have the small-pox, or anything (which Heaven forbid!) you'll have to come here out of the way, and I shall hear all about it. — ...Mr. Bellew, please tell your friend Clive that now his recess has come he has no excuse for avoiding my Fridays. I haven't got the plague. " And then at last the young Bellews got away, and found themselves on the stairs. A tall lady in black was com- ing up at the same time, and put out a quick, kindly hand to save Dottie trom stumbling;. "Dat's a pwetty lady, " said Dottie, with infantine frankness, and tugging at Kate's hand to attract her at- tention ; and Kate, glancing upwards with a smile of thanks, looked admiringly into one of the fairest and no- blest faces she had ever seen.
What to read after Pretty Miss Bellew a Tale of Home Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theo Gift to read onlineMoreLess
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