The Millionaire
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Nothing was left to chance. Her thin gray hair was brushed taut and flat across her high aristocratic forehead. She wore a white lace shawl over her thin shoulders, pinned everlastingly flat in its place. An old-fash- ioned black brooch caught the points of it. Her dress was always black, with no tucks or plaits. Her thin lips met in a straight line that a portrait painter might have drawn with the aid of a straight- edge. She talked all the time, freeing to the air all the random thoughts that... generated in her active little head. She was sensitive as a child and was hurt to the very quick if any one disagreed with her, or seemed to disregard her.
" I should have preferred to have you send me word if you were going to be late last night, " she said to Morgan when he came down to breakfast not that it would have been information to her, as she had discovered, as she discovered everything that went on in the village, just where he was and why. " Of course, I wouldn't be unreasonable. I always endeavor not to be unreasonable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nothing was left to chance. Her thin gray hair was brushed taut and flat across her high aristocratic forehead. She wore a white lace shawl over her thin shoulders, pinned everlastingly flat in its place. An old-fash- ioned black brooch caught the points of it. Her dress was always black, with no tucks or plaits. Her thin lips met in a straight line that a portrait painter might have drawn with the aid of a straight- edge. She talked all the time, freeing to the air all the random thoughts that... generated in her active little head. She was sensitive as a child and was hurt to the very quick if any one disagreed with her, or seemed to disregard her.
" I should have preferred to have you send me word if you were going to be late last night, " she said to Morgan when he came down to breakfast not that it would have been information to her, as she had discovered, as she discovered everything that went on in the village, just where he was and why. " Of course, I wouldn't be unreasonable. I always endeavor not to be unreasonable.
What to read after The Millionaire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Bateman Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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