The Girls of St. Olave's
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Gray home--I'm sure shewould feel better at home, and the bride has gone, so we can all slipaway together. People are beginning to go now. " Mrs. Gray hated black coffee, but she drank her cup bravely, andlooked all the better for it too.
"That stuff is refreshing, " said Howard, suddenly, with a nod towardsthe empty cups, as the four left the summer-house, to make theirfarewells. "I felt rotten, but I feel as right as a trivet now. " Mr. Gray said nothing. He knew perfectly well that he was be...inghelped, and his pride fiercely resented it, but Reggie's three yearsof quiet faithful work had had its influence, and the clinging touchof Mrs. Gray's hand on his arm softened him, and he said to himselfthat Reggie had an unbounded cheek, but there was really nothing towait for any longer, now that the bride had gone.
But there's many a slip 'twixt cup and lip. The bride's mother, shaking hands and saying pleasant nothings to the first of herdeparting guests, looked at Mr. Gray reproachfully.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gray home--I'm sure shewould feel better at home, and the bride has gone, so we can all slipaway together. People are beginning to go now. " Mrs. Gray hated black coffee, but she drank her cup bravely, andlooked all the better for it too.
"That stuff is refreshing, " said Howard, suddenly, with a nod towardsthe empty cups, as the four left the summer-house, to make theirfarewells. "I felt rotten, but I feel as right as a trivet now. " Mr. Gray said nothing. He knew perfectly well that he was be...inghelped, and his pride fiercely resented it, but Reggie's three yearsof quiet faithful work had had its influence, and the clinging touchof Mrs. Gray's hand on his arm softened him, and he said to himselfthat Reggie had an unbounded cheek, but there was really nothing towait for any longer, now that the bride had gone.
But there's many a slip 'twixt cup and lip. The bride's mother, shaking hands and saying pleasant nothings to the first of herdeparting guests, looked at Mr. Gray reproachfully.
What to read after The Girls of St. Olave's?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackintosh Mabel to read onlineMoreLess
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