The Captives
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She hadlearnt already that her gay young companion was not as trustworthy asbest friends ought to be.
"It was the first time, last night, " she said.
"Yes, I know, and Miss Cardinal was ill and had to come away in themiddle, didn't she? It must have been a simply awful meeting, becauseMother came back as limp as anything. She'd been crying buckets, andhas a dreadful headache to-day. I suppose Mr. Crashaw gave it them. I've never heard him, but I've seen him. Horrid old monkey--I hope MissCardin...al's better to-day. " "Yes, thank you, " said Maggie. "She's better. " "Well, that's a good thing. I'm so glad. And you, you darling, what didyou think of it all? I'm sure you didn't cry buckets. I can see yousitting there as quiet as anything, like a little Quaker. I'd like tohave gone just to have seen you. I hear Martin Warlock was there too. Was he?" "He was, " said Maggie.
"Fancy that! I wonder what he went for. His father made him, I expect. You know they say he's getting on awfully badly at home and that thereare quarrels all the time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She hadlearnt already that her gay young companion was not as trustworthy asbest friends ought to be.
"It was the first time, last night, " she said.
"Yes, I know, and Miss Cardinal was ill and had to come away in themiddle, didn't she? It must have been a simply awful meeting, becauseMother came back as limp as anything. She'd been crying buckets, andhas a dreadful headache to-day. I suppose Mr. Crashaw gave it them. I've never heard him, but I've seen him. Horrid old monkey--I hope MissCardin...al's better to-day. " "Yes, thank you, " said Maggie. "She's better. " "Well, that's a good thing. I'm so glad. And you, you darling, what didyou think of it all? I'm sure you didn't cry buckets. I can see yousitting there as quiet as anything, like a little Quaker. I'd like tohave gone just to have seen you. I hear Martin Warlock was there too. Was he?" "He was, " said Maggie.
"Fancy that! I wonder what he went for. His father made him, I expect. You know they say he's getting on awfully badly at home and that thereare quarrels all the time.
What to read after The Captives?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walpole Hugh Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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