The Rhodesian
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"O listen to this!" she cried. "If they are not at it again! Somewhereor other General Grets has been making a speech, and here is part ofhis noble sentiment: 'I earnestly appeal to parents to prevent theirchildren marrying any of the English race. They must not let thiscolony become a bastard race the same as the Cape Colony. If God hadwanted us to be one race, He would not have made a distinction betweenEnglish and Dutch. ' Well, I wonder what Dutch Willie will have to sayto that?" and she sm...iled grimly to herself in anticipation of somesatisfaction to come. "This man Grets is certainly one of hissupporters. If he comes this afternoon I shall have a nice little bombready for him!" But instead of waiting for his usual late hour, van Hert came early, and asked to see Miss Meryl Pym alone; and when Diana returned from agame of golf ready for the fray, she was presented to van Hert as herfuture cousin.
For once even she was nonplussed and at a loss for words. "O well, itwould be silly to pretend to be surprised, wouldn't it?" she saidrather lamely, and crossed to the tea-table to pour out her own cup oftea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"O listen to this!" she cried. "If they are not at it again! Somewhereor other General Grets has been making a speech, and here is part ofhis noble sentiment: 'I earnestly appeal to parents to prevent theirchildren marrying any of the English race. They must not let thiscolony become a bastard race the same as the Cape Colony. If God hadwanted us to be one race, He would not have made a distinction betweenEnglish and Dutch. ' Well, I wonder what Dutch Willie will have to sayto that?" and she sm...iled grimly to herself in anticipation of somesatisfaction to come. "This man Grets is certainly one of hissupporters. If he comes this afternoon I shall have a nice little bombready for him!" But instead of waiting for his usual late hour, van Hert came early, and asked to see Miss Meryl Pym alone; and when Diana returned from agame of golf ready for the fray, she was presented to van Hert as herfuture cousin.
For once even she was nonplussed and at a loss for words. "O well, itwould be silly to pretend to be surprised, wouldn't it?" she saidrather lamely, and crossed to the tea-table to pour out her own cup oftea.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Page Gertrude to read onlineMoreLess
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