The Governess
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The smiling magician stepped forward, opened the doorsof the cabinet with a flourish, and lo! it was empty save for theslate, which proved to be covered over with scribbled characters, andwhich he politely handed down to persons in the audience forexamination.
Nan was completely bewildered and so lost to all that was going onabout her that she did not realize that the wizard was tripping downthe stage steps and making his way affably up the middle aisle again. It was only when he spoke once mor...e that she woke with a great start, and then to her horror she found he was addressing her.
"I am sure this young lady will not refuse me the loan of her hat formy next experiment, " he began with a persuasive smile. "I assure you, Miss, I will not injure it in the least. You won't object, will you?"and he held out his hand engagingly.
The girl stiffened against the back of her chair, so disconcerted thatshe felt actually dizzy.
"Give him your hat, " bade Miss Blake, quickly, as if to put an end totheir really painful conspicuousness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The smiling magician stepped forward, opened the doorsof the cabinet with a flourish, and lo! it was empty save for theslate, which proved to be covered over with scribbled characters, andwhich he politely handed down to persons in the audience forexamination.
Nan was completely bewildered and so lost to all that was going onabout her that she did not realize that the wizard was tripping downthe stage steps and making his way affably up the middle aisle again. It was only when he spoke once mor...e that she woke with a great start, and then to her horror she found he was addressing her.
"I am sure this young lady will not refuse me the loan of her hat formy next experiment, " he began with a persuasive smile. "I assure you, Miss, I will not injure it in the least. You won't object, will you?"and he held out his hand engagingly.
The girl stiffened against the back of her chair, so disconcerted thatshe felt actually dizzy.
"Give him your hat, " bade Miss Blake, quickly, as if to put an end totheir really painful conspicuousness.
What to read after The Governess?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lippmann Julie Mathilde to read onlineMoreLess
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