The Major
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Wewill take you to the party, then join you again after the meeting. " The girls were indignant and appealed to Dr. Brown.
"I think, " said he, "perhaps you had better not go. The young gentlemencan join you later, you know, at Allens' party. " "Oh, we don't want them then, " said Ethel, "and, indeed, we can go byourselves to the party. " "Now, Ethel, don't be naughty, " said Larry.
"I shall be very glad to take you to the party, Miss Murray, " saidMacLean. "I don't care so much for the meeting.... " "That will be fine, Mac!" exclaimed Larry enthusiastically. "In this wayneither they nor we will need to hurry. " "Disgustingly selfish creature, " said Ethel, making a face at him acrossthe table.
Jane said nothing, but her face fell into firmer lines and her cheekstook on a little colour. The dinner was cut short in order to allow Dr. Brown to get through with his list of waiting patients.
"We have a few minutes, Ethel, " said Larry. "Won't you give us a littleChopin, a nocturne or two, or a bit of Grieg?" "Do, Ethel, " said Jane, "although you don't deserve it, Larry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wewill take you to the party, then join you again after the meeting. " The girls were indignant and appealed to Dr. Brown.
"I think, " said he, "perhaps you had better not go. The young gentlemencan join you later, you know, at Allens' party. " "Oh, we don't want them then, " said Ethel, "and, indeed, we can go byourselves to the party. " "Now, Ethel, don't be naughty, " said Larry.
"I shall be very glad to take you to the party, Miss Murray, " saidMacLean. "I don't care so much for the meeting.... " "That will be fine, Mac!" exclaimed Larry enthusiastically. "In this wayneither they nor we will need to hurry. " "Disgustingly selfish creature, " said Ethel, making a face at him acrossthe table.
Jane said nothing, but her face fell into firmer lines and her cheekstook on a little colour. The dinner was cut short in order to allow Dr. Brown to get through with his list of waiting patients.
"We have a few minutes, Ethel, " said Larry. "Won't you give us a littleChopin, a nocturne or two, or a bit of Grieg?" "Do, Ethel, " said Jane, "although you don't deserve it, Larry.
What to read after The Major?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Connor Ralph to read onlineMoreLess
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