The Ladder to the Stars
The Ladder to the Stars
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Miriam stood a little behind her aunt and looked about her. She did not know all the people, by any means, for they were tenants on the estate, not natives of Hindcup ; but she knew most of the house servants. After a minute or two the footman who had brought the note came up rather shyly to address her.
" You've come, after all, Miss Sadler, " he said. " I 'ope I may have the pleasure of a dance with you. " " Thank you, " said Miriam, as pleasantly as she could; but her heart sank. Was it for ...this sort of thing that she had come to the Manor ball ?
She saw two of the housemaids nudge each other and giggle.
" See James a-makin' up to Miss Sadler, " one whis- pered to the other. And then the door at the far end of the hall opened, and Lady Joyce and her friends came in. They were all laughing and talking together, a bevy of men and women. It took Miriam a minute or two to make out Delia and Alan Gore among them all. She did not like to look hard at them, and with a sudden consciousness of the difficulty of her position, she shrank behind Aunt Pillar and hoped they would not see her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miriam stood a little behind her aunt and looked about her. She did not know all the people, by any means, for they were tenants on the estate, not natives of Hindcup ; but she knew most of the house servants. After a minute or two the footman who had brought the note came up rather shyly to address her.
" You've come, after all, Miss Sadler, " he said. " I 'ope I may have the pleasure of a dance with you. " " Thank you, " said Miriam, as pleasantly as she could; but her heart sank. Was it for ...this sort of thing that she had come to the Manor ball ?
She saw two of the housemaids nudge each other and giggle.
" See James a-makin' up to Miss Sadler, " one whis- pered to the other. And then the door at the far end of the hall opened, and Lady Joyce and her friends came in. They were all laughing and talking together, a bevy of men and women. It took Miriam a minute or two to make out Delia and Alan Gore among them all. She did not like to look hard at them, and with a sudden consciousness of the difficulty of her position, she shrank behind Aunt Pillar and hoped they would not see her.
What to read after The Ladder to the Stars?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Findlater Jane Helen to read onlineMoreLess
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