Sowing the Wind. a Novel 1
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He stood where he had risen from his easy chair when they entered, quite silent, with a displeased and haughty face turned slightly away. Jane walked straight up to him and offered her hand.
" How do you do, St. John Aylott V she said in her harsh abrupt way, quite unconscious that the ends of her fingers were through her gloves, and that St. John Aylott would as soon have touched a reptile as her hand. It was well for 102 SOWING THE WIND.
her that she did not see him, immediately after, draw h...is handkerchief through his fingers as if to wipe off a soil.
" I am afraid we are nuisances/' she then said, fixing her eyes on him searchingly.
"Nuisances! no! no!" cried I sola hurriedly, " we are very glad to see you." Jane made an odd kind of grunt. It was a wordless ejaculation and might mean anything.
"Jane I" said her mother in a low voice, half beseechingly.
" There is nothing I hate more than humbug," said Jane, wheeling round and looking straight into Isola's face. "If one is in the way, why can't people say so, and not pretend that they are glad to see one when all the time they are wishing one at Jericho ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He stood where he had risen from his easy chair when they entered, quite silent, with a displeased and haughty face turned slightly away. Jane walked straight up to him and offered her hand.
" How do you do, St. John Aylott V she said in her harsh abrupt way, quite unconscious that the ends of her fingers were through her gloves, and that St. John Aylott would as soon have touched a reptile as her hand. It was well for 102 SOWING THE WIND.
her that she did not see him, immediately after, draw h...is handkerchief through his fingers as if to wipe off a soil.
" I am afraid we are nuisances/' she then said, fixing her eyes on him searchingly.
"Nuisances! no! no!" cried I sola hurriedly, " we are very glad to see you." Jane made an odd kind of grunt. It was a wordless ejaculation and might mean anything.
"Jane I" said her mother in a low voice, half beseechingly.
" There is nothing I hate more than humbug," said Jane, wheeling round and looking straight into Isola's face. "If one is in the way, why can't people say so, and not pretend that they are glad to see one when all the time they are wishing one at Jericho ?
What to read after Sowing the Wind. a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Lynn Elizabeth Lynn Linton to read onlineMoreLess
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