The Maidens' Lodge
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There'sthat jade Betty going to come of age, and she means to make the biggestfuss over it ever was heard. She said she would send Wilson over, but Ijumped on my tit, and came to tell you myself. You'll come, won't you, old hag?" Rhoda looked at her grandmother.
"My dear, of course you will go!" responded Madam, "since my LadyDelawarr is so good. 'Tis so kind in Mrs Molly to take thus muchtrouble on herself. " "Fiddle-de-dee!" ejaculated Molly. "I'm no more kind than she's good. She wants a fus...s, and a lot of folks to make it; and I wanted a ride, and some fun with Rhoda. Where's the goodness, eh?" "Shall I take Phoebe?" asked Rhoda, doubtfully.
"You'd better, " returned Molly, before Madam could speak. "You'll wantsomebody to curl your love-locks and stitch your fal-lals; and I'm notgoing to do it--don't you fancy so. Oh, I say, Rhoda! you may haveMarcus Welles, if you want him. There's another fellow turned up, witha thousand a year more, that will suit me better. " "Indeed! I thank you!" said Rhoda, with a little toss of her head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There'sthat jade Betty going to come of age, and she means to make the biggestfuss over it ever was heard. She said she would send Wilson over, but Ijumped on my tit, and came to tell you myself. You'll come, won't you, old hag?" Rhoda looked at her grandmother.
"My dear, of course you will go!" responded Madam, "since my LadyDelawarr is so good. 'Tis so kind in Mrs Molly to take thus muchtrouble on herself. " "Fiddle-de-dee!" ejaculated Molly. "I'm no more kind than she's good. She wants a fus...s, and a lot of folks to make it; and I wanted a ride, and some fun with Rhoda. Where's the goodness, eh?" "Shall I take Phoebe?" asked Rhoda, doubtfully.
"You'd better, " returned Molly, before Madam could speak. "You'll wantsomebody to curl your love-locks and stitch your fal-lals; and I'm notgoing to do it--don't you fancy so. Oh, I say, Rhoda! you may haveMarcus Welles, if you want him. There's another fellow turned up, witha thousand a year more, that will suit me better. " "Indeed! I thank you!" said Rhoda, with a little toss of her head.
What to read after The Maidens' Lodge?
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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