The Fortunes of the Farrells
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We arevery poor at home, and have had to do most of our gaieties inimagination, " said Ruth; while Mollie gave a little gurgle of laughter, and cried-- "Let's tell her about Berengaria and Lucille!" Lady Margot looked her curiosity, and, when the nature of the game wasexplained in detail in Mollie's breezy language, went into peals ofdelighted laughter, and rocked to and fro in her chair.
"How lovely--oh, how lovely! I do think it is too funny! I must callyou Berengaria and Lucille. Do you mind...? Such wonderful names! Howdid you manage to hit on them? I used to imagine, too; and what do youthink was my dream? Instead of being a lonely only girl, I was a largefamily of grown-up sisters, and schoolboys coming home for the holidays, and little dots in the nursery--all in my own little self. You can'timagine how dull it is to be an only girl!" "No, " asserted Ruth doubtfully. "But rather nice to get all the pettingand consideration! When you are the eldest of seven children, you arealways expected to set an example, and it is very wearing at times.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We arevery poor at home, and have had to do most of our gaieties inimagination, " said Ruth; while Mollie gave a little gurgle of laughter, and cried-- "Let's tell her about Berengaria and Lucille!" Lady Margot looked her curiosity, and, when the nature of the game wasexplained in detail in Mollie's breezy language, went into peals ofdelighted laughter, and rocked to and fro in her chair.
"How lovely--oh, how lovely! I do think it is too funny! I must callyou Berengaria and Lucille. Do you mind...? Such wonderful names! Howdid you manage to hit on them? I used to imagine, too; and what do youthink was my dream? Instead of being a lonely only girl, I was a largefamily of grown-up sisters, and schoolboys coming home for the holidays, and little dots in the nursery--all in my own little self. You can'timagine how dull it is to be an only girl!" "No, " asserted Ruth doubtfully. "But rather nice to get all the pettingand consideration! When you are the eldest of seven children, you arealways expected to set an example, and it is very wearing at times.
What to read after The Fortunes of the Farrells?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vaizey George De Horne Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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