The Hoyden
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Shecould easily be back in time for breakfast, and no one, therefore, would be annoyed, except Maurice! It seemed _delightful_ to annoyMaurice!
* * * * * The little revenge hardly seems so delightful now, however, as shesprings from her horse, and running into the hall, followed byHescott, sees by the clock there that it is just half-past ten.
"Oh! you should have _told_ me, " cries she, most unjustly turningupon Tom.
"Good heavens! How could I? I didn't know myself. I told you I hadleft my... watch on my dressing-table. " "Well, we are in for it now, any way, " says she, with a littlenervous laugh.
She walks straight to the breakfast-room, and, throwing open thedoor, goes in.
"I'm so sorry!" says she at once.
She gives a little general, beaming smile all round. Only Margaretcan see the nervousness of it. She had taken off her hat in thehall, and her pretty, short air is lying loosely on her forehead. There is a tiny dab of mud on her cheek, close to the eye. It isdistinctly becoming, and looks more like a Queen Anne patch thananything else.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shecould easily be back in time for breakfast, and no one, therefore, would be annoyed, except Maurice! It seemed _delightful_ to annoyMaurice!
* * * * * The little revenge hardly seems so delightful now, however, as shesprings from her horse, and running into the hall, followed byHescott, sees by the clock there that it is just half-past ten.
"Oh! you should have _told_ me, " cries she, most unjustly turningupon Tom.
"Good heavens! How could I? I didn't know myself. I told you I hadleft my... watch on my dressing-table. " "Well, we are in for it now, any way, " says she, with a littlenervous laugh.
She walks straight to the breakfast-room, and, throwing open thedoor, goes in.
"I'm so sorry!" says she at once.
She gives a little general, beaming smile all round. Only Margaretcan see the nervousness of it. She had taken off her hat in thehall, and her pretty, short air is lying loosely on her forehead. There is a tiny dab of mud on her cheek, close to the eye. It isdistinctly becoming, and looks more like a Queen Anne patch thananything else.
What to read after The Hoyden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duchess to read onlineMoreLess
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