The Outrage
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Mulholland, and wished she had brought Kitty with her, even though the Pitous should profit by her absence to prepare their tete-de-veau en poulette on the drawing-room fire. "Where are . . . They?" she added, dropping her voice and looking round.
"I don't know, " said Eva. "I have not seen them all the afternoon. " "I have, " said George. "They are in the shrub- bery. " "You might call them, dear boy, " said his fond mother.
"Not I, " said George.
THE OUTRAGE "I will, " said Eva, and ran down ...the flower- bordered path swinging her racket.
"Sweet girl, " said Mrs. Mulholland, following Eva's slim silhouette with benevolent eyes, and then gazing even more benevolently at George Whitaker's stalwart figure. "She and my Kitty should really see something more of each other. " Mrs. Whitaker threw a penetrating glance at her friend's profile. "Schemer, " she murmured to her- self. "Certainly, " she said aloud. "As soon as George goes to Aldershot I hope your dear daughter will often come here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mulholland, and wished she had brought Kitty with her, even though the Pitous should profit by her absence to prepare their tete-de-veau en poulette on the drawing-room fire. "Where are . . . They?" she added, dropping her voice and looking round.
"I don't know, " said Eva. "I have not seen them all the afternoon. " "I have, " said George. "They are in the shrub- bery. " "You might call them, dear boy, " said his fond mother.
"Not I, " said George.
THE OUTRAGE "I will, " said Eva, and ran down ...the flower- bordered path swinging her racket.
"Sweet girl, " said Mrs. Mulholland, following Eva's slim silhouette with benevolent eyes, and then gazing even more benevolently at George Whitaker's stalwart figure. "She and my Kitty should really see something more of each other. " Mrs. Whitaker threw a penetrating glance at her friend's profile. "Schemer, " she murmured to her- self. "Certainly, " she said aloud. "As soon as George goes to Aldershot I hope your dear daughter will often come here.
What to read after The Outrage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie Vivanti to read onlineMoreLess
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