The Evil Genius : a Domestic Story 1
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" Read your telegram," she repeated with dignity, '' and judge for yourself." Mrs. Linley read : *' I have engaged a governess. She will travel in the same train with me. I think I ought to prepare you to receive a person 122 THE EVIL GENIUS.
whom you may be surprised to see. She is very young, and very inexperienced ; quite unlike the ordinary run of governesses.
When you hear how cruelly the poor girl has been used, I am sure you will sym- pathise with her as I do." Mrs. Linley laid down the ...message, with a smile.
" Poor dear Herbert !" she said tenderlv.
*' After we have been eight years married, is he really afraid that I shall be jealous?
Mamma ! Why are you looking so serious ?" Mrs. Presty took the telegram from her daughter, and read extracts from it with indignant emphasis of voice and manner.
" Travels in the same train with him.
Very young, and very inexperienced. And he sympathises with her. Ha I I know the men, Catherine — I know the men !" CHAPTER 11.
THE GOVERNESS ENTERS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Read your telegram," she repeated with dignity, '' and judge for yourself." Mrs. Linley read : *' I have engaged a governess. She will travel in the same train with me. I think I ought to prepare you to receive a person 122 THE EVIL GENIUS.
whom you may be surprised to see. She is very young, and very inexperienced ; quite unlike the ordinary run of governesses.
When you hear how cruelly the poor girl has been used, I am sure you will sym- pathise with her as I do." Mrs. Linley laid down the ...message, with a smile.
" Poor dear Herbert !" she said tenderlv.
*' After we have been eight years married, is he really afraid that I shall be jealous?
Mamma ! Why are you looking so serious ?" Mrs. Presty took the telegram from her daughter, and read extracts from it with indignant emphasis of voice and manner.
" Travels in the same train with him.
Very young, and very inexperienced. And he sympathises with her. Ha I I know the men, Catherine — I know the men !" CHAPTER 11.
THE GOVERNESS ENTERS.
What to read after The Evil Genius : a Domestic Story 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collins Wilkie to read onlineMoreLess
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