Spinster of This Parish
Spinster of This Parish
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" Mrs. Bell had moved on and was talking to a middle- aged couple who had just arrived at the party; but if she had heard Dyke's name mentioned, it would scarcely have aroused any recollection of the annoyance and trouble that he had once caused. That old scandal was so completely dead that the most vindictive enemy could not now have revived it, and nothing perhaps better proved the esteem in which Miss Verinder was held by all these people than Mrs Bell's manner when presently introducing two... of them to her. They were the late arrivals, a Mr. And Mrs. Parker, of Ennismore Gardens. They themselves had craved the introduction, and they said their nurse had told them of the very charming way in which Miss Verinder had spoken one morning to their little girl Mildred on her pony outside the front door. They thanked Miss Verinder for her kindness.
Miss Verinder said she deserved no thanks ; she was very fond of children; and she thought their daughter such an intelligent, pretty little thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Mrs. Bell had moved on and was talking to a middle- aged couple who had just arrived at the party; but if she had heard Dyke's name mentioned, it would scarcely have aroused any recollection of the annoyance and trouble that he had once caused. That old scandal was so completely dead that the most vindictive enemy could not now have revived it, and nothing perhaps better proved the esteem in which Miss Verinder was held by all these people than Mrs Bell's manner when presently introducing two... of them to her. They were the late arrivals, a Mr. And Mrs. Parker, of Ennismore Gardens. They themselves had craved the introduction, and they said their nurse had told them of the very charming way in which Miss Verinder had spoken one morning to their little girl Mildred on her pony outside the front door. They thanked Miss Verinder for her kindness.
Miss Verinder said she deserved no thanks ; she was very fond of children; and she thought their daughter such an intelligent, pretty little thing.
What to read after Spinster of This Parish?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W B William Babington Maxwell to read onlineMoreLess
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