The House At High Bridge, a Novel
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" But I don't endorse her strict vera- city, Sadie. And I see she hasn't made a very handsome impression upon either you or mamma." Here Isabel looked at her mother, and contmued, with a fond little touch of banter, " Poor mamma !
she's showing wonderful self-control. She doesn't want to express her full abhorrence through feel- ings of delicacy for myself as Mrs. Bondurant's introducer." " Oh, there you are. Belle ! '' exclaimed Mrs.
Coggeshal. "I haven't any such feelings — of course not. I d...are say a good deal of what I didn't like in her is on account of her living so much abroad. But I'm glad for you to have any new acquaintance, dear, and I guess she must be one you'll enjoy talking with. She is bright — oh, bright as she can be. I noticed the way she an- swered your father, once or twice. You and he could get on with her, I guess, better than Sadie and I could. She's got brains. You just ask your father if he doesn't think so." " I'm afraid he does not," said Isabel. " I fan- 136 THE HOUSE AT HIGH BRIDGE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But I don't endorse her strict vera- city, Sadie. And I see she hasn't made a very handsome impression upon either you or mamma." Here Isabel looked at her mother, and contmued, with a fond little touch of banter, " Poor mamma !
she's showing wonderful self-control. She doesn't want to express her full abhorrence through feel- ings of delicacy for myself as Mrs. Bondurant's introducer." " Oh, there you are. Belle ! '' exclaimed Mrs.
Coggeshal. "I haven't any such feelings — of course not. I d...are say a good deal of what I didn't like in her is on account of her living so much abroad. But I'm glad for you to have any new acquaintance, dear, and I guess she must be one you'll enjoy talking with. She is bright — oh, bright as she can be. I noticed the way she an- swered your father, once or twice. You and he could get on with her, I guess, better than Sadie and I could. She's got brains. You just ask your father if he doesn't think so." " I'm afraid he does not," said Isabel. " I fan- 136 THE HOUSE AT HIGH BRIDGE.
What to read after The House At High Bridge, a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fawcett Edgar to read onlineMoreLess
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