The Executor, a Novel 2
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Harding's somewhat picturesque residence.
*' You see the commonplace road and houses are quite inyisible from this." " Yes ; it is very well arranged." " But you cannot think what a state of neglect we found it in," Stasie went on, warming with her subject. " Fortunately the grass was good ; it only wanted watching and cutting, and now it is quite velvety." " How long have you been here ? " asked Brooke.
'' Nearly two months." " Do you know," resumed Brooke, after a moment's silence, *' I have ...always wanted to apologise to you for having been present at that uncomfortable scene, when " " Yes, I remember," said Stasie, interrupting iim as he paused, having thoughtlessly rushed into an awkward subject. " I was vexed about it at the time, — one does not like to be scolded 136 THE EXECUTOR.
roughly before a stranger, — but I don't care now.
1 gained my point ; and," her eyes sparkling with a keen sense of the ridiculous, '' do you remem- ber Mr. Kharapet's face of terror and dismay as he felt about among the cotton-wool, and found nothing !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Harding's somewhat picturesque residence.
*' You see the commonplace road and houses are quite inyisible from this." " Yes ; it is very well arranged." " But you cannot think what a state of neglect we found it in," Stasie went on, warming with her subject. " Fortunately the grass was good ; it only wanted watching and cutting, and now it is quite velvety." " How long have you been here ? " asked Brooke.
'' Nearly two months." " Do you know," resumed Brooke, after a moment's silence, *' I have ...always wanted to apologise to you for having been present at that uncomfortable scene, when " " Yes, I remember," said Stasie, interrupting iim as he paused, having thoughtlessly rushed into an awkward subject. " I was vexed about it at the time, — one does not like to be scolded 136 THE EXECUTOR.
roughly before a stranger, — but I don't care now.
1 gained my point ; and," her eyes sparkling with a keen sense of the ridiculous, '' do you remem- ber Mr. Kharapet's face of terror and dismay as he felt about among the cotton-wool, and found nothing !
What to read after The Executor, a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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