The Price She Paid
The Price She Paid
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Jennings hastened to explain to Mildred that she need not hesitateabout closing with Mrs. Brindley. "Your lessons are arranged for, "said he. "There has been put in the Plaza Trust Company to your creditthe sum of five thousand dollars. This gives you about a hundreddollars a week for your board and other personal expenses. If that isnot enough, you will let me know. But I estimated that it would beenough. I do not think it wise for young women entering upon thepreparation for a serious career ...to have too much money. " "It is more than enough, " murmured the girl. "I know nothing aboutthose things, but it seems to me--" "You can use as little of it as you like, " interrupted Jennings, rising.
Mildred felt as though she had been caught and exposed in ahypocritical protest. Jennings was holding out something toward her. She took it, and he went on: "That's your check-book. The bank will send you statements of youraccount, and will notify you when any further sums are added. Now, Ihave nothing more to do with your affairs--except, of course, theartistic side--your development as a singer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jennings hastened to explain to Mildred that she need not hesitateabout closing with Mrs. Brindley. "Your lessons are arranged for, "said he. "There has been put in the Plaza Trust Company to your creditthe sum of five thousand dollars. This gives you about a hundreddollars a week for your board and other personal expenses. If that isnot enough, you will let me know. But I estimated that it would beenough. I do not think it wise for young women entering upon thepreparation for a serious career ...to have too much money. " "It is more than enough, " murmured the girl. "I know nothing aboutthose things, but it seems to me--" "You can use as little of it as you like, " interrupted Jennings, rising.
Mildred felt as though she had been caught and exposed in ahypocritical protest. Jennings was holding out something toward her. She took it, and he went on: "That's your check-book. The bank will send you statements of youraccount, and will notify you when any further sums are added. Now, Ihave nothing more to do with your affairs--except, of course, theartistic side--your development as a singer.
What to read after The Price She Paid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillips David Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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