The Professor And His Daughters : a Novel 1
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Venner pleadingly.
* Remember the work,' muttered Phillips.
' It is not a great demand, truly — an hour or two twice a week — but I fear ' ' I do not ask you to begin at once. Say, at the beginning of next year — or the spring ' ' Remember the work !' ' Well, well, I must think it over — I will not give you an answer at once. If I can arrange it — con- sistently with the due prosecution of the work T have spoken of — I will meet your wishes, I promise you.' ' Will anyone have any more tea V ask...ed Miss Hewitson grimly, for she was annoyed at her brother's weakness in not firmly refusing Mrs.
Venner's request. No one having the courage to 142 THE PROFESSOR AND HIS DAUGHTERS.
accept the proffered cup, Humphrey was summoned to take away the tea-things.
Mrs. Yenner now rose, and, with a grateful look at the Professor and a stiff bow to Miss Hewitson, who returned it with one equally stiff, took her leave.
On the following mornings a car was at the door to take Phillips to the station.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Venner pleadingly.
* Remember the work,' muttered Phillips.
' It is not a great demand, truly — an hour or two twice a week — but I fear ' ' I do not ask you to begin at once. Say, at the beginning of next year — or the spring ' ' Remember the work !' ' Well, well, I must think it over — I will not give you an answer at once. If I can arrange it — con- sistently with the due prosecution of the work T have spoken of — I will meet your wishes, I promise you.' ' Will anyone have any more tea V ask...ed Miss Hewitson grimly, for she was annoyed at her brother's weakness in not firmly refusing Mrs.
Venner's request. No one having the courage to 142 THE PROFESSOR AND HIS DAUGHTERS.
accept the proffered cup, Humphrey was summoned to take away the tea-things.
Mrs. Yenner now rose, and, with a grateful look at the Professor and a stiff bow to Miss Hewitson, who returned it with one equally stiff, took her leave.
On the following mornings a car was at the door to take Phillips to the station.
What to read after The Professor And His Daughters : a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas, J. Meredith to read onlineMoreLess
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