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"Well, no, " said Miss Isobel. "For the next two weeks we shall be occupied with the young ladies and their friends; but after that we shall look for you. " Quin looked at the two gentle sisters in dumb amazement. How could they sit there saying such kind things to him, and at the same time shut the door between him and the great opportunity of his life? What did it all mean? Where had he failed? Surely there was some terrible misunderstanding! In his complete bewilderment he created quite the ...most dreadful blunder that is registered against him in his long list of social sins.
"But don't you expect me to meet the young ladies?" he blurted out indignantly. "Aren't you going to ask me to the party ? M A horrible pause followed, during which the walls seemed to rock around him and he felt the blood 154 QUIN surging to his head. He was starting up from the table when Miss Enid laid a quieting hand on his sleeve.
"Of course you are to be invited, Quinby, " she said in her suavest tones; "the invitation will reach you to-morrow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Well, no, " said Miss Isobel. "For the next two weeks we shall be occupied with the young ladies and their friends; but after that we shall look for you. " Quin looked at the two gentle sisters in dumb amazement. How could they sit there saying such kind things to him, and at the same time shut the door between him and the great opportunity of his life? What did it all mean? Where had he failed? Surely there was some terrible misunderstanding! In his complete bewilderment he created quite the ...most dreadful blunder that is registered against him in his long list of social sins.
"But don't you expect me to meet the young ladies?" he blurted out indignantly. "Aren't you going to ask me to the party ? M A horrible pause followed, during which the walls seemed to rock around him and he felt the blood 154 QUIN surging to his head. He was starting up from the table when Miss Enid laid a quieting hand on his sleeve.
"Of course you are to be invited, Quinby, " she said in her suavest tones; "the invitation will reach you to-morrow.
What to read after Quin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Hegan Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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