The First Families a Tale of North And South
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My mother was an American, though. My sister and I we were almost the same age but this cannot interest you. " Mary suddenly remembers that Dick never cares to hear about those old days and there are some memories which she has brought up which make her own voice tremulous memo ries that are the only break in her happy life, she thinks.
" It interests me very much. I have lived so quietly. I know almost nothing of the world. " "Oh, that s delightful ! " Mary says cheer fully. " You will learn. ...I have never had a friend who did not know too much of the world. All you ought to know I will teach you. We are going to be friends, aren t we?" " It is all yours to say, " Reg replies happily. He almost hopes Ellenbro will not come in a body to call at Castle Hill. He sees himself daily walking with Dolly and her mother about the old paths.
It is twelve o clock when Mary gets up to go inside and Reg must tear himself away.
THE FIRST FAMILIES. 87 It seems as though it must be only nine. As he slips along the corridor and pushes his large and blatant key into his lock, his mother s room door opens and she stands there in a bed room wrapper with a Bible in her hand, and with every air of having just read of the sharpness of having a thankless child.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My mother was an American, though. My sister and I we were almost the same age but this cannot interest you. " Mary suddenly remembers that Dick never cares to hear about those old days and there are some memories which she has brought up which make her own voice tremulous memo ries that are the only break in her happy life, she thinks.
" It interests me very much. I have lived so quietly. I know almost nothing of the world. " "Oh, that s delightful ! " Mary says cheer fully. " You will learn. ...I have never had a friend who did not know too much of the world. All you ought to know I will teach you. We are going to be friends, aren t we?" " It is all yours to say, " Reg replies happily. He almost hopes Ellenbro will not come in a body to call at Castle Hill. He sees himself daily walking with Dolly and her mother about the old paths.
It is twelve o clock when Mary gets up to go inside and Reg must tear himself away.
THE FIRST FAMILIES. 87 It seems as though it must be only nine. As he slips along the corridor and pushes his large and blatant key into his lock, his mother s room door opens and she stands there in a bed room wrapper with a Bible in her hand, and with every air of having just read of the sharpness of having a thankless child.
What to read after The First Families a Tale of North And South?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Mace to read onlineMoreLess
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