The Lure of the Land
The Lure of the Land
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"Well, we'll just go in and tell her now, " she said.
"Rot. " "But, Dick, true, if I were she I'd be just awfully pleased, and I know I'd want to do it. " "Well, do it yourself, then, " he said, and the face was a boy's, with mischief in it. Perhaps there was something else underneath as he spoke, the little brown eyes were twinkling so.
But Mrs. Fotheringham did know, for Mary met Harry a few evenings after, and he told her all about it. "Ma is that pleased, " he said.
"But she never lets Dick... see when she is pleased, " Mary said.
"No, ma keeps things to herself a bit, " the boy said. Which is a silly thing to do, Mary thought, but did not say anything further.
The spring came, sunny days which it was a sin to spend inside, but Mary was glad when there was a case and she had some night work. One week she had a pound above the usual amount for the bank.
She had refused one invitation, which had meant a new frock, and the aunt had remonstrated.
"I don't think I ought to spend so much, " Mary said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Well, we'll just go in and tell her now, " she said.
"Rot. " "But, Dick, true, if I were she I'd be just awfully pleased, and I know I'd want to do it. " "Well, do it yourself, then, " he said, and the face was a boy's, with mischief in it. Perhaps there was something else underneath as he spoke, the little brown eyes were twinkling so.
But Mrs. Fotheringham did know, for Mary met Harry a few evenings after, and he told her all about it. "Ma is that pleased, " he said.
"But she never lets Dick... see when she is pleased, " Mary said.
"No, ma keeps things to herself a bit, " the boy said. Which is a silly thing to do, Mary thought, but did not say anything further.
The spring came, sunny days which it was a sin to spend inside, but Mary was glad when there was a case and she had some night work. One week she had a pound above the usual amount for the bank.
She had refused one invitation, which had meant a new frock, and the aunt had remonstrated.
"I don't think I ought to spend so much, " Mary said.
What to read after The Lure of the Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Madeleine Tetley to read onlineMoreLess
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