The Silent Partner
The Silent Partner
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" I never thought of such a thing ! " exclaimed the young lady. " They all know me, you know. " " Yes ; they all know you. " " I supposed they would feel a kind ol interest, or respect " " What reason have you ever given them, " said Sip in a low tone, " to feel any special in- terest or respect for you ? " " You are right, " said Miss Kelso, after a mo- ment's thought. " They have no reason. I have given them none. I wish you would come in a minute. " " Have I been saucy ? " " No ; you have be...en honest. Come in a minute ; come, I want you. " The lofty, luxurious house was lighted and still. Sip held her breath when the heavy front door shut her into it. Her feet fell on a carpet like thick, wild moss, as she crossed the warm wide hall. Miss Kelso took her, scarcely aware, it seemed, that she did so, into the parlors, and shut their oaken doors upon their novel guest. She motioned the girl to a chair, and flung her- self upon another.
Now, for a young lady who had had a sea- Bub Mell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I never thought of such a thing ! " exclaimed the young lady. " They all know me, you know. " " Yes ; they all know you. " " I supposed they would feel a kind ol interest, or respect " " What reason have you ever given them, " said Sip in a low tone, " to feel any special in- terest or respect for you ? " " You are right, " said Miss Kelso, after a mo- ment's thought. " They have no reason. I have given them none. I wish you would come in a minute. " " Have I been saucy ? " " No ; you have be...en honest. Come in a minute ; come, I want you. " The lofty, luxurious house was lighted and still. Sip held her breath when the heavy front door shut her into it. Her feet fell on a carpet like thick, wild moss, as she crossed the warm wide hall. Miss Kelso took her, scarcely aware, it seemed, that she did so, into the parlors, and shut their oaken doors upon their novel guest. She motioned the girl to a chair, and flung her- self upon another.
Now, for a young lady who had had a sea- Bub Mell.
What to read after The Silent Partner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Stuart Elizabeth Stuart Phelps to read onlineMoreLess
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