The Making of Mary
The Making of Mary
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"And, Mary, " Belle continued, "are you engaged to Mr. Axworthy?" "No!" sullenly.
"Then if I were you I wouldn't let him kiss me when he says'Good-night' at the door after bringing you home from a party. " "You're old-fashioned. All the girls do it!" "No _lady_ would permit a man to take such a liberty. You're spoilingyour chances with Mr. Axworthy, I can tell you. I never knew a man yetthat would bind himself to a girl when he could have all the privilegesof an engaged man, and none of the res...ponsibilities. " "I don't care anything at all about him. I don't want to marry him. He'sjust giving me a good time. " A good time he undoubtedly did give her throughout the winter. To thesmartest balls and parties he was her escort, and she always wore theroses he never neglected to send. Every Sunday about dusk he would comeround to our house, and, martyrs to a good cause, Isabel, mother, and Ivacated the cozy parlor with its easy chairs and blazing fire for thenursery--always uproarious with children on that day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"And, Mary, " Belle continued, "are you engaged to Mr. Axworthy?" "No!" sullenly.
"Then if I were you I wouldn't let him kiss me when he says'Good-night' at the door after bringing you home from a party. " "You're old-fashioned. All the girls do it!" "No _lady_ would permit a man to take such a liberty. You're spoilingyour chances with Mr. Axworthy, I can tell you. I never knew a man yetthat would bind himself to a girl when he could have all the privilegesof an engaged man, and none of the res...ponsibilities. " "I don't care anything at all about him. I don't want to marry him. He'sjust giving me a good time. " A good time he undoubtedly did give her throughout the winter. To thesmartest balls and parties he was her escort, and she always wore theroses he never neglected to send. Every Sunday about dusk he would comeround to our house, and, martyrs to a good cause, Isabel, mother, and Ivacated the cozy parlor with its easy chairs and blazing fire for thenursery--always uproarious with children on that day.
What to read after The Making of Mary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcilwraith Jean Newton to read onlineMoreLess
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