The Revolution in Tanners Lane
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About three weeks afterwards he thought he might safely 192 THE REVOLUTION IN TANNER'S LANE repeat his visit ; but he was in a difficulty. He was not quite so stupid as not to see that, the next time he went, it ought to be when her father was present, and yet he preferred his absence. At last he determined he would go about tea-time. He was quite sure that Mr. Coleman would not have returned then ; but he could assume that he had, and would propose to wait for him. He therefore duly presented ...himself at half-past five.
" Good-evening, Miss Coleman. Is your father at home ? " " No, not yet, " replied Pauline, holding the door doubtingly.
" Oh, I am so sorry ; " and, to Pauline's surprise, he entered without any further ceremony. She hardly knew what to do ; but she followed him as he walked into the room, where she had just laid the tea-things and put the bread and butter on the table.
" Oh, tea ! " he cried. " Dear me, it would be very rude of me to ask myself to tea, and yet, do you know.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
About three weeks afterwards he thought he might safely 192 THE REVOLUTION IN TANNER'S LANE repeat his visit ; but he was in a difficulty. He was not quite so stupid as not to see that, the next time he went, it ought to be when her father was present, and yet he preferred his absence. At last he determined he would go about tea-time. He was quite sure that Mr. Coleman would not have returned then ; but he could assume that he had, and would propose to wait for him. He therefore duly presented ...himself at half-past five.
" Good-evening, Miss Coleman. Is your father at home ? " " No, not yet, " replied Pauline, holding the door doubtingly.
" Oh, I am so sorry ; " and, to Pauline's surprise, he entered without any further ceremony. She hardly knew what to do ; but she followed him as he walked into the room, where she had just laid the tea-things and put the bread and butter on the table.
" Oh, tea ! " he cried. " Dear me, it would be very rude of me to ask myself to tea, and yet, do you know.
What to read after The Revolution in Tanners Lane?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Hale White to read onlineMoreLess
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