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I've become ever soserious. This baronetcy business has shown me that I've gotconvictions--and deep convictions. I admit I'm a different girl to-day. But then everything's different to-day. The whole house is different. Johnnie's different. Papa's missed going to the office for the firsttime in eight months. (_Very sweetly_. ) Surely you must see, mamma, thatsomething ought to be done, and that you alone can do it.
MRS. CULVER. What? What ought I to do?
HILDEGARDE. Go upstairs and tell dad you'...ve changed your mind about thetitle, and advise him to write off instantly and refuse it. You know youalways twist him round your little finger.
MRS. CULVER (_looking at her little finger_). I shouldn't dream oftrying to influence your father once he had decided. And he _has_decided.
HILDEGARDE (_sweetly_). Mamma, you're most tremendously clever--farcleverer than any of us--but I'm not sure if you understand the attitudeof the modern girl towards things that affect her convictions.
MRS. CULVER (_sweetly_).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I've become ever soserious. This baronetcy business has shown me that I've gotconvictions--and deep convictions. I admit I'm a different girl to-day. But then everything's different to-day. The whole house is different. Johnnie's different. Papa's missed going to the office for the firsttime in eight months. (_Very sweetly_. ) Surely you must see, mamma, thatsomething ought to be done, and that you alone can do it.
MRS. CULVER. What? What ought I to do?
HILDEGARDE. Go upstairs and tell dad you'...ve changed your mind about thetitle, and advise him to write off instantly and refuse it. You know youalways twist him round your little finger.
MRS. CULVER (_looking at her little finger_). I shouldn't dream oftrying to influence your father once he had decided. And he _has_decided.
HILDEGARDE (_sweetly_). Mamma, you're most tremendously clever--farcleverer than any of us--but I'm not sure if you understand the attitudeof the modern girl towards things that affect her convictions.
MRS. CULVER (_sweetly_).
What to read after The Title?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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