The Ghost Girl
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Strange to say Miss Pinckney seemed to feel somewhat the same.
"Yes, we're back, " said she, as they passed into the dining-room wheresome refreshments were awaiting them, "and glad I am to be back. Vernonssmells good after Grangersons. Oh, dear me, what is it that clings to thatplace? It's like opening an old trunk that's been shut for years. I toldSeth Grangerson, right out flat, he ought to get away from there into theworld somewhere, but there he sits clinging to his rheumatism and thepast.... I declare I nearly cried last night as he was showing me all thoseold pictures. " "He's not very ill then, " said Richard.
"Ill! Not he. It was that fool Silas sent the telegram. Just an attack ofrheumatism. " She went upstairs to change and the two young people went into the garden, where Richard Pinckney was having some alterations done.
On the day Phyl's hair went up it seemed to Richard that a new person hadcome to live with them. Phyl had suddenly turned into a young woman--andsuch a young woman!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Strange to say Miss Pinckney seemed to feel somewhat the same.
"Yes, we're back, " said she, as they passed into the dining-room wheresome refreshments were awaiting them, "and glad I am to be back. Vernonssmells good after Grangersons. Oh, dear me, what is it that clings to thatplace? It's like opening an old trunk that's been shut for years. I toldSeth Grangerson, right out flat, he ought to get away from there into theworld somewhere, but there he sits clinging to his rheumatism and thepast.... I declare I nearly cried last night as he was showing me all thoseold pictures. " "He's not very ill then, " said Richard.
"Ill! Not he. It was that fool Silas sent the telegram. Just an attack ofrheumatism. " She went upstairs to change and the two young people went into the garden, where Richard Pinckney was having some alterations done.
On the day Phyl's hair went up it seemed to Richard that a new person hadcome to live with them. Phyl had suddenly turned into a young woman--andsuch a young woman!
What to read after The Ghost Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stacpoole Henry De Vere to read onlineMoreLess
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