The Real Mrs Holyer
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" " I daresay I daresay ! " sneered Mrs. Croome. " You would like to tell me also, I suppose, that every- thing that passed between you was a great surprise to you that you had never tried to lead him on " The colour flew to Margery's cheeks.
" It was probably not the first visit that he had paid to the schoolroom late in the evening ! " said Mrs. Croome.
Margery opened her lips in indignant denial, and then closed them again, colouring more than before. She had suddenly remembered that Mr. Pri...vett had been guilty of that offence once before, on Christmas night, when he brought up his kind little present. True, on that occasion she herself had been asleep and no Amabel as a Person of Importance quite unconscious of his visit, but Mrs. Croome was not likely to believe that.
" Perhaps you would like to tell me that you had no idea of what he came up to say to you 1 " said Mrs. Croome, watching her like a cat with a mouse.
" I had not, " said Margery sincerely.
Mrs. Croome laughed a very unpleasant laugh indeed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " I daresay I daresay ! " sneered Mrs. Croome. " You would like to tell me also, I suppose, that every- thing that passed between you was a great surprise to you that you had never tried to lead him on " The colour flew to Margery's cheeks.
" It was probably not the first visit that he had paid to the schoolroom late in the evening ! " said Mrs. Croome.
Margery opened her lips in indignant denial, and then closed them again, colouring more than before. She had suddenly remembered that Mr. Pri...vett had been guilty of that offence once before, on Christmas night, when he brought up his kind little present. True, on that occasion she herself had been asleep and no Amabel as a Person of Importance quite unconscious of his visit, but Mrs. Croome was not likely to believe that.
" Perhaps you would like to tell me that you had no idea of what he came up to say to you 1 " said Mrs. Croome, watching her like a cat with a mouse.
" I had not, " said Margery sincerely.
Mrs. Croome laughed a very unpleasant laugh indeed.
What to read after The Real Mrs Holyer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E M Channon to read onlineMoreLess
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