The Fowler
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Take my advice, and be careful to encourage your sweetheart's efforts to think occasionally of you instead of himself. But don't be disheartened by failure. For it is a huge undertaking, Nora ! " And Nora, poor child, said : " I am not likely to be disheartened, Bessie. I know what strides I have already made. " Mrs Ellerton glanced at her friend's face, grown whiter and thinner, and some words rose to her lips, but she checked them at once.
And then Nora, closing her eyes, said : " Arizona wha...t does that name recall to me ? Oh, yes, I know. Nurse Isabel reading out of a geography- book to Mr Uppingham. " Her mind went back to the day when she first visited Brian.
" Ah, " said Mrs Ellerton, " and what about Nurse Isabel ? Have you seen her lately ? " " No, " replied Nora. "On closer acquaintance, I did not care for her. I thought she was not quite steady. " Mrs Ellerton laughed.
" My dear girl, since when have you become so highly fastidious ? Moreover, Isabel is miles steadier than most so-called steady people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Take my advice, and be careful to encourage your sweetheart's efforts to think occasionally of you instead of himself. But don't be disheartened by failure. For it is a huge undertaking, Nora ! " And Nora, poor child, said : " I am not likely to be disheartened, Bessie. I know what strides I have already made. " Mrs Ellerton glanced at her friend's face, grown whiter and thinner, and some words rose to her lips, but she checked them at once.
And then Nora, closing her eyes, said : " Arizona wha...t does that name recall to me ? Oh, yes, I know. Nurse Isabel reading out of a geography- book to Mr Uppingham. " Her mind went back to the day when she first visited Brian.
" Ah, " said Mrs Ellerton, " and what about Nurse Isabel ? Have you seen her lately ? " " No, " replied Nora. "On closer acquaintance, I did not care for her. I thought she was not quite steady. " Mrs Ellerton laughed.
" My dear girl, since when have you become so highly fastidious ? Moreover, Isabel is miles steadier than most so-called steady people.
What to read after The Fowler?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harraden Beatrice to read onlineMoreLess
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