The Time of Roses
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What are you doing?" "I am not studying. " "Aren't you? Then--" "You are full of curiosity, and you want to know why I am here, " saidFlorence. "I am here because I want to earn my bread. I hope to get asituation soon. I am a girl out of a situation--you know the kind. " Shegave a laugh, and ran up the winding stairs to her own attic at the topof the house, without glancing back at Edith Franks.
"Shy, poor, and half-starved, " said the medical student to herself; "Ithought my work would come to... me if I waited long enough. I must lookafter her a little bit. " Meanwhile, the very first thing Florence found when she entered her roomwas a letter, or, rather, a packet, lying on her table. She pounced uponit, as the hungry pounce on food. Her appetite was thoroughly satisfiedat last, and her mind was just in the humour to require some diversion. She thought that she would rather like having cocoa presently with MissFranks.
"She shall not patronise me; of that I am resolved, " thought the proudgirl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What are you doing?" "I am not studying. " "Aren't you? Then--" "You are full of curiosity, and you want to know why I am here, " saidFlorence. "I am here because I want to earn my bread. I hope to get asituation soon. I am a girl out of a situation--you know the kind. " Shegave a laugh, and ran up the winding stairs to her own attic at the topof the house, without glancing back at Edith Franks.
"Shy, poor, and half-starved, " said the medical student to herself; "Ithought my work would come to... me if I waited long enough. I must lookafter her a little bit. " Meanwhile, the very first thing Florence found when she entered her roomwas a letter, or, rather, a packet, lying on her table. She pounced uponit, as the hungry pounce on food. Her appetite was thoroughly satisfiedat last, and her mind was just in the humour to require some diversion. She thought that she would rather like having cocoa presently with MissFranks.
"She shall not patronise me; of that I am resolved, " thought the proudgirl.
What to read after The Time of Roses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meade L. T. to read onlineMoreLess
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