Runaway Jo
Runaway Jo
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' Leave her alone/ I said.
' And don't stand frowning in front of me if I show my ankles/ said Jo, elevating her skirt a trifle and revealing the slender members in question.
Mr. Boundy averted his head. ' It is hard/ he muttered.
' Hard not to look, do you mean ? ' asked Jo wickedly.
' Young woman/ said Mr. Boundy sternly, f do not mock at what is proper. Good women do not do these things/ ' Frumps don't/ said Jo, ' because they are generally ugly. If a woman has pretty ankles, I don't see why... she shouldn't show them/ ' Good women/ said Mr. Boundy heatedly, ' are not what you call frumps/ ' It 's so easy to be good when you are ugly/ murmured Jo.
' Virtue, young woman/ said Mr. Boundy severely, ' is beautiful in itself/ ' Pooh ! ' exclaimed Jo. ' Your sort of virtue is only another name for disinclination.
Runaway Jo 135 Even a prude will show her ankles if she thinks they are pretty. How many women are what you call good simply because nobody, not even themselves, ever wanted them to be otherwise ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Leave her alone/ I said.
' And don't stand frowning in front of me if I show my ankles/ said Jo, elevating her skirt a trifle and revealing the slender members in question.
Mr. Boundy averted his head. ' It is hard/ he muttered.
' Hard not to look, do you mean ? ' asked Jo wickedly.
' Young woman/ said Mr. Boundy sternly, f do not mock at what is proper. Good women do not do these things/ ' Frumps don't/ said Jo, ' because they are generally ugly. If a woman has pretty ankles, I don't see why... she shouldn't show them/ ' Good women/ said Mr. Boundy heatedly, ' are not what you call frumps/ ' It 's so easy to be good when you are ugly/ murmured Jo.
' Virtue, young woman/ said Mr. Boundy severely, ' is beautiful in itself/ ' Pooh ! ' exclaimed Jo. ' Your sort of virtue is only another name for disinclination.
Runaway Jo 135 Even a prude will show her ankles if she thinks they are pretty. How many women are what you call good simply because nobody, not even themselves, ever wanted them to be otherwise ?
What to read after Runaway Jo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Meryon Webb to read onlineMoreLess
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