The Third Miss Symons
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Waters, a widow, who had lately settled in the neighbourhood, had been several times to their house and had entertained them at hers, but that she should be anything more than a friendly acquaintance hadnever entered Henrietta's head. She was to be ousted, her mother was tobe ousted, and she was to give a warm welcome to the interloper. Herforgotten temper burst forth. She wrote a violent letter to her father, hurling at him all the ridiculous exaggerated things that most peoplefeel at the begi...nning of a rage, but which few are so mad as to committo paper. She refused altogether to write to Mrs. Waters.
She also relieved herself by contradicting everything Carrie said, thusgiving her a good excuse for those long talks to a third party, whichfrequently take place when friends have been abroad together, beginning, "I really had no idea she _could_. " After she had written the letter, as usual she was very much ashamed. She wrote again unsaying all she had said, but her father had been toomuch wounded to reply.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Waters, a widow, who had lately settled in the neighbourhood, had been several times to their house and had entertained them at hers, but that she should be anything more than a friendly acquaintance hadnever entered Henrietta's head. She was to be ousted, her mother was tobe ousted, and she was to give a warm welcome to the interloper. Herforgotten temper burst forth. She wrote a violent letter to her father, hurling at him all the ridiculous exaggerated things that most peoplefeel at the begi...nning of a rage, but which few are so mad as to committo paper. She refused altogether to write to Mrs. Waters.
She also relieved herself by contradicting everything Carrie said, thusgiving her a good excuse for those long talks to a third party, whichfrequently take place when friends have been abroad together, beginning, "I really had no idea she _could_. " After she had written the letter, as usual she was very much ashamed. She wrote again unsaying all she had said, but her father had been toomuch wounded to reply.
What to read after The Third Miss Symons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mayor Flora Macdonald to read onlineMoreLess
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