The Misses Mallett
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They had never known what it was to be insufficiently fed or clothed;they had never battled with black beetles and mutton bones, theirwhite hands had never been soiled by greasy water and potato skins andshe felt a bitterness against them all. 'Nonsense, Rose, what do youknow about it?' Caroline asked. 'You're a nun, that's what you are. ' 'Ah, lovely!' Sophia sighed, but Henrietta, thinking of that man inthe wood, raised her dark eyebrows sceptically.
'Lovely! Rubbish! A nun, and the first in ...the family. All our women, 'Caroline turned to Henrietta, 'have broken hearts. They can't help it. It's in the blood. You'll do it yourself. All except Rose. And ourmen--' she guffawed; 'yes, even the General--but if I tell you aboutour men Sophia will be shocked. ' 'The men!' Henrietta straightened herself and looked round the table. Her dark eyes shone, and the anger she was powerless to displayagainst Aunt Rose, the remembrance of her own and her mother'sstruggles, found an outlet. 'You can't tell me anything I don't know.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had never known what it was to be insufficiently fed or clothed;they had never battled with black beetles and mutton bones, theirwhite hands had never been soiled by greasy water and potato skins andshe felt a bitterness against them all. 'Nonsense, Rose, what do youknow about it?' Caroline asked. 'You're a nun, that's what you are. ' 'Ah, lovely!' Sophia sighed, but Henrietta, thinking of that man inthe wood, raised her dark eyebrows sceptically.
'Lovely! Rubbish! A nun, and the first in ...the family. All our women, 'Caroline turned to Henrietta, 'have broken hearts. They can't help it. It's in the blood. You'll do it yourself. All except Rose. And ourmen--' she guffawed; 'yes, even the General--but if I tell you aboutour men Sophia will be shocked. ' 'The men!' Henrietta straightened herself and looked round the table. Her dark eyes shone, and the anger she was powerless to displayagainst Aunt Rose, the remembrance of her own and her mother'sstruggles, found an outlet. 'You can't tell me anything I don't know.
What to read after The Misses Mallett?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Young Emily Hilda to read onlineMoreLess
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