The Greater Mischief a Novel
The Greater Mischief a Novel
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She went back to her own room, a look of deep worry lining her face, locked the door, and, kneeling down by the old-fashioned wardrobe, inserted a key into the lower drawer and opened it. She knelt there, staring down into the drawer. All the color, the eager painting of anticipa- tion, had left her face; she looked pale and weary. She pressed her hands to her eyes, the old tired formula rose to her lips: "I am right. A mother always knows. " But it was so old, so stale, that it carried no conv...iction: she had said it so often. . . .
"All young things love flowers. . . . Why shouldn't she, just because I never did ?" An insistent voice spoke in her ear. 170 THE GREATER MISCHIEF "Neither did her father nor any of his family only that others has that extravagant love for them She put her hand into the drawer, then drew it away with a shudder, turned the key hastily, and rose.
She went down-stairs carrying some tea-cloths that re- quired hemming. She sat down quietly and began her work.
Amelia, looking in once, went away with a sniff of superior wisdom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She went back to her own room, a look of deep worry lining her face, locked the door, and, kneeling down by the old-fashioned wardrobe, inserted a key into the lower drawer and opened it. She knelt there, staring down into the drawer. All the color, the eager painting of anticipa- tion, had left her face; she looked pale and weary. She pressed her hands to her eyes, the old tired formula rose to her lips: "I am right. A mother always knows. " But it was so old, so stale, that it carried no conv...iction: she had said it so often. . . .
"All young things love flowers. . . . Why shouldn't she, just because I never did ?" An insistent voice spoke in her ear. 170 THE GREATER MISCHIEF "Neither did her father nor any of his family only that others has that extravagant love for them She put her hand into the drawer, then drew it away with a shudder, turned the key hastily, and rose.
She went down-stairs carrying some tea-cloths that re- quired hemming. She sat down quietly and began her work.
Amelia, looking in once, went away with a sniff of superior wisdom.
What to read after The Greater Mischief a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Westrup to read onlineMoreLess
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