The King's Daughters
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If Johnson weretaken, if he were martyred, what would become of little Cissy? Thechild had crept into Elizabeth's heart, before she was aware. SuddenlyAmy's voice broke in upon her thoughts.
"Come, Bess, art in a better mood this morrow? I'll forgive thee thymiss-words last night, if thou'lt tell me now. " All the cross words there had been the night before had come from Amyherself; but Elizabeth let that pass.
"Mistress Amy, " said she, "this matter is not one whereof I may speak toyou or any ...other. I was charged with a secret, and bidden not todisclose the same. Think you I can break my word?" "Dear heart! I break mine many a time in the week, " cried Amy, with alaugh. "I'm not _nigh_ so peevish as thou. " "But, Mistress Amy, it is not right, " returned Elizabeth earnestly.
Before Amy could answer, Mrs Clere's heavy step was heard approachingthe door, and the key turned in the lock. Amy, who sat on the side ofthe bed swinging her feet to and fro for amusement, jumped down.
"Mother, you'll get nought from her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If Johnson weretaken, if he were martyred, what would become of little Cissy? Thechild had crept into Elizabeth's heart, before she was aware. SuddenlyAmy's voice broke in upon her thoughts.
"Come, Bess, art in a better mood this morrow? I'll forgive thee thymiss-words last night, if thou'lt tell me now. " All the cross words there had been the night before had come from Amyherself; but Elizabeth let that pass.
"Mistress Amy, " said she, "this matter is not one whereof I may speak toyou or any ...other. I was charged with a secret, and bidden not todisclose the same. Think you I can break my word?" "Dear heart! I break mine many a time in the week, " cried Amy, with alaugh. "I'm not _nigh_ so peevish as thou. " "But, Mistress Amy, it is not right, " returned Elizabeth earnestly.
Before Amy could answer, Mrs Clere's heavy step was heard approachingthe door, and the key turned in the lock. Amy, who sat on the side ofthe bed swinging her feet to and fro for amusement, jumped down.
"Mother, you'll get nought from her.
What to read after The King's Daughters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holt Emily Sarah to read onlineMoreLess
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