The Pride of Tellfair
The Pride of Tellfair
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" 230 The Pride of Tellfair "What did you do with Mr. Bowman?" asked Jose- phine, waggishly.
" He told me a thing or two. " "Mr. Bowman?" "No, Morris. " "Well, what was it? I know you are dying to have me ask. " But she looked provokingly incurious.
"I sha'n't tell you. Dear, it isn't right for an old married woman like me to be prying into the secrets of you young gazelles. But I know something is wrong between you and Morris, and if one or the other of you doesn't right it soon, I shall take ...a hand in the game myself. " Josephine had confided her financial troubles to Mrs. Bowman long before, and had discussed them with her many times since. After some further talk about other matters, the elder woman asked Josephine if she were going to be able to make up her interest without trouble. Just now the question grated on Josephine's nerves not through any fault of Alice's, but because the in- terest was getting to be a sore subject.
"I think so, " she answered. "That is, if our pupils don't desert us in a body.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 230 The Pride of Tellfair "What did you do with Mr. Bowman?" asked Jose- phine, waggishly.
" He told me a thing or two. " "Mr. Bowman?" "No, Morris. " "Well, what was it? I know you are dying to have me ask. " But she looked provokingly incurious.
"I sha'n't tell you. Dear, it isn't right for an old married woman like me to be prying into the secrets of you young gazelles. But I know something is wrong between you and Morris, and if one or the other of you doesn't right it soon, I shall take ...a hand in the game myself. " Josephine had confided her financial troubles to Mrs. Bowman long before, and had discussed them with her many times since. After some further talk about other matters, the elder woman asked Josephine if she were going to be able to make up her interest without trouble. Just now the question grated on Josephine's nerves not through any fault of Alice's, but because the in- terest was getting to be a sore subject.
"I think so, " she answered. "That is, if our pupils don't desert us in a body.
What to read after The Pride of Tellfair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elmore Elliott Peake to read onlineMoreLess
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