The Beth book
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I should never have dreamt that she had anything in her!" "You make me feel ashamed of myself, Ideala, " said Mrs. Kilroy withcontrition. "I ought to have known. But I could think of nothing, seenothing in her but that horrible business. I shall certainly do mybest now, however, when we return from town, to cultivate heracquaintance, if she will let me. " "Let you!" Mrs. Carne ejaculated with her insinuating smile. "I shouldthink she would be flattered. " "I am not so sure of that, " said Ideal...a.
"Neither am I, " said Mrs. Kilroy. "I only wish I were. But she ignoredus all rather pointedly when she came in. " "To save herself from being ignored, I suppose, " said Ideala bitterly. "The girl is self-respecting. " "I confess I liked her the first time I saw her, " said Mrs. Orton Beg;"but afterwards, when I heard what her husband was, I felt forced toignore her. How can you countenance her if she approves?" "It was a mistake to take her approval for granted, " said Mrs. Kilroy. "Ideala would have inquired.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I should never have dreamt that she had anything in her!" "You make me feel ashamed of myself, Ideala, " said Mrs. Kilroy withcontrition. "I ought to have known. But I could think of nothing, seenothing in her but that horrible business. I shall certainly do mybest now, however, when we return from town, to cultivate heracquaintance, if she will let me. " "Let you!" Mrs. Carne ejaculated with her insinuating smile. "I shouldthink she would be flattered. " "I am not so sure of that, " said Ideal...a.
"Neither am I, " said Mrs. Kilroy. "I only wish I were. But she ignoredus all rather pointedly when she came in. " "To save herself from being ignored, I suppose, " said Ideala bitterly. "The girl is self-respecting. " "I confess I liked her the first time I saw her, " said Mrs. Orton Beg;"but afterwards, when I heard what her husband was, I felt forced toignore her. How can you countenance her if she approves?" "It was a mistake to take her approval for granted, " said Mrs. Kilroy. "Ideala would have inquired.
What to read after The Beth book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grand Sarah to read onlineMoreLess
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