The Atlantic Monthly, volume 11, No. 63, January, 1863
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Miss Axtell said "she hated to have other people see her feel"; sheasked "would I manage it for her, that no one should be nigh when shemet Mr. McKey?" It was that very evening that papa, calling Sophie and me into his room, told us a little of the former history of the people in his house.
"I want you to help me, children, " he said; "ladies manage such thingsbetter than we men know how to. " I said, close to papa's astonished hearing, "I know all about it; justlet me take care of this mission..."; and he appointed me diplomate on theoccasion.
Sophie was strangely disconcerted; she had such fearsome awe of theAxtells, "she couldn't think of interfering, " she said, "unless to makegruel or some condiment. " I coaxed Miss Lettie to have her tea in her own room: she certainly didnot look like going down. Under pretext of having the care of her, Iseated sister Sophie at my station, and thus I had the house, outside ofthe tea-room, under my control.
"Come down now; don't lose time, " I said to Miss Axtell, running up toher, half breathless from my haste.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miss Axtell said "she hated to have other people see her feel"; sheasked "would I manage it for her, that no one should be nigh when shemet Mr. McKey?" It was that very evening that papa, calling Sophie and me into his room, told us a little of the former history of the people in his house.
"I want you to help me, children, " he said; "ladies manage such thingsbetter than we men know how to. " I said, close to papa's astonished hearing, "I know all about it; justlet me take care of this mission..."; and he appointed me diplomate on theoccasion.
Sophie was strangely disconcerted; she had such fearsome awe of theAxtells, "she couldn't think of interfering, " she said, "unless to makegruel or some condiment. " I coaxed Miss Lettie to have her tea in her own room: she certainly didnot look like going down. Under pretext of having the care of her, Iseated sister Sophie at my station, and thus I had the house, outside ofthe tea-room, under my control.
"Come down now; don't lose time, " I said to Miss Axtell, running up toher, half breathless from my haste.
What to read after The Atlantic Monthly, volume 11, No. 63, January, 1863?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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