Sandpeep
Sandpeep
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" He didn't speak again for several seconds, then, hesitatingly, as if he thought he ought not to say it: "If you will not think I am taking too much liberty, Miss, I might help you; I could explain what seems hard when I come for the dog at feeding time, and in the evening, when I bring him to guard the little master's door. " Now, just wouldn't I have jumped at such an offer if I hadn't known that Miss Warrington had hired me to teach her little nephew because I don't know French. It isn't tr...eating her just fair, I know, to study it on the sly; but, if I should succeed in learning it, I shall never let anyone know it, as long as I am Geoffrey's teacher. If I should let the stableman help me, SANDPEEP 141 somebody about the house would be sure to find it out. So I had to answer, and sorry enough I was to have to do it, too: "You are very kind, Mr. Malston, but I can't accept your offer. " I guess he thought he had offended me, for he said quickly: "I hope you will pardon my impertinence, Miss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He didn't speak again for several seconds, then, hesitatingly, as if he thought he ought not to say it: "If you will not think I am taking too much liberty, Miss, I might help you; I could explain what seems hard when I come for the dog at feeding time, and in the evening, when I bring him to guard the little master's door. " Now, just wouldn't I have jumped at such an offer if I hadn't known that Miss Warrington had hired me to teach her little nephew because I don't know French. It isn't tr...eating her just fair, I know, to study it on the sly; but, if I should succeed in learning it, I shall never let anyone know it, as long as I am Geoffrey's teacher. If I should let the stableman help me, SANDPEEP 141 somebody about the house would be sure to find it out. So I had to answer, and sorry enough I was to have to do it, too: "You are very kind, Mr. Malston, but I can't accept your offer. " I guess he thought he had offended me, for he said quickly: "I hope you will pardon my impertinence, Miss.
What to read after Sandpeep?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sara E Boggs to read onlineMoreLess
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