The New Mistress: a Tale
The New Mistress: a Tale
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" "Offended me, Mr. Chute? Oh no," she repHed, « I will count them up to-morrow, and send in the bag to your school" "Oh, no; don't do that," he said hastily. "Girls are honest enough, I dare say, but you shouldn't put temptation in their way. I'll come in and fetch them. I say, what a lovely afternoon it is ! " "Yes, lovely indeed!" replied Hazel, "but the weather seems tiring." "Oh, no, it ain't^" he said sharply. "That's because you're not welL" " I'm afraid I'm not very well," said Hazel ; ..." I so soon get tired now." " Of course you do. That's because you don't go out enough.
You ought to have a good walk every day." " Yes ; I believe I ought>" replied HazeL " It's going to be a lovely evening," said Mr. Chute.
"Is it?" said Hazel wearily.
" Yes, that it is. I say — ^if s to do you good, you know — come and have a nice walk to-night" " Come — and have a walk 1 " said Hazel wonderingly.
" Yes," he said excitedly, for he had been screwing himself np to this for days; "come and let's have a walk together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Offended me, Mr. Chute? Oh no," she repHed, « I will count them up to-morrow, and send in the bag to your school" "Oh, no; don't do that," he said hastily. "Girls are honest enough, I dare say, but you shouldn't put temptation in their way. I'll come in and fetch them. I say, what a lovely afternoon it is ! " "Yes, lovely indeed!" replied Hazel, "but the weather seems tiring." "Oh, no, it ain't^" he said sharply. "That's because you're not welL" " I'm afraid I'm not very well," said Hazel ; ..." I so soon get tired now." " Of course you do. That's because you don't go out enough.
You ought to have a good walk every day." " Yes ; I believe I ought>" replied HazeL " It's going to be a lovely evening," said Mr. Chute.
"Is it?" said Hazel wearily.
" Yes, that it is. I say — ^if s to do you good, you know — come and have a nice walk to-night" " Come — and have a walk 1 " said Hazel wonderingly.
" Yes," he said excitedly, for he had been screwing himself np to this for days; "come and let's have a walk together.
What to read after The New Mistress: a Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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