The S. W. F. Club
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"Anyhow, we're going to try it, aren't we. Mother Shaw? Patience thinks it thebest idea ever, there'll be no urging needed there. " Pauline went up to bed that night feeling strangely happy. For onething the uncertainty was over, and if they set to work to make thissummer full of interest, to break up the monotony and routine thatHilary found so irksome, the result must be satisfactory. And lastly, there was the comforting conviction, that whatever displeasure herfather had felt at first, at he...r taking the law into her own hands insuch unforeseen fashion, had disappeared now; and he was not going tostay "outside of things, " that was sure.
The next morning, as soon as breakfast was over, Pauline ran up-stairsto the spare room. She threw open the shutters of the four windows, letting in the fresh morning air. The side windows faced west, andlooked out across the pleasant tree-shaded yard to the church; those atthe front faced south, overlooking the broad village street.
In the bright sunlight, the big square room stood forth in all its primorderliness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Anyhow, we're going to try it, aren't we. Mother Shaw? Patience thinks it thebest idea ever, there'll be no urging needed there. " Pauline went up to bed that night feeling strangely happy. For onething the uncertainty was over, and if they set to work to make thissummer full of interest, to break up the monotony and routine thatHilary found so irksome, the result must be satisfactory. And lastly, there was the comforting conviction, that whatever displeasure herfather had felt at first, at he...r taking the law into her own hands insuch unforeseen fashion, had disappeared now; and he was not going tostay "outside of things, " that was sure.
The next morning, as soon as breakfast was over, Pauline ran up-stairsto the spare room. She threw open the shutters of the four windows, letting in the fresh morning air. The side windows faced west, andlooked out across the pleasant tree-shaded yard to the church; those atthe front faced south, overlooking the broad village street.
In the bright sunlight, the big square room stood forth in all its primorderliness.
What to read after The S. W. F. Club?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobs Caroline E. to read onlineMoreLess
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