The Washingtonians
The Washingtonians
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" A new thought perplexed her. " I hope you are not thinking any longer of La Cerf. That would be ridiculous. " " He loved you, " said Virginia ; " he said so. " " And he said so again this morning, " spoke Mrs. Matthews, sternly. " Has that anything to do with you ? " Again the shudder ran through the girl's frame.
" They both loved you ! " she cried, " you ! " " Love, love, love ! Did you ever hear of common-sense ? " retorted her cousin. " What is it now ? Are you angry with me ? " " No, no,... " wailed Virginia ; " but why don't you go, Portia ? I am so humiliated. I shall die. Why do you oppose me ? I want to go away. " "Very well, " she assented. "I shall say nothing to David. Send him your letter. I don't suppose any one was ever yet thanked for interfering in a lover's quarrel. I am going now to see Tom. I don't want you to go down to Alexandria alone, with so many The Washingtonians 185 soldiers everywhere. I will send John to strap your trunk. I will attend to your lunch. " She stopped to kiss her, but the girl drew away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A new thought perplexed her. " I hope you are not thinking any longer of La Cerf. That would be ridiculous. " " He loved you, " said Virginia ; " he said so. " " And he said so again this morning, " spoke Mrs. Matthews, sternly. " Has that anything to do with you ? " Again the shudder ran through the girl's frame.
" They both loved you ! " she cried, " you ! " " Love, love, love ! Did you ever hear of common-sense ? " retorted her cousin. " What is it now ? Are you angry with me ? " " No, no,... " wailed Virginia ; " but why don't you go, Portia ? I am so humiliated. I shall die. Why do you oppose me ? I want to go away. " "Very well, " she assented. "I shall say nothing to David. Send him your letter. I don't suppose any one was ever yet thanked for interfering in a lover's quarrel. I am going now to see Tom. I don't want you to go down to Alexandria alone, with so many The Washingtonians 185 soldiers everywhere. I will send John to strap your trunk. I will attend to your lunch. " She stopped to kiss her, but the girl drew away.
What to read after The Washingtonians?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pauline Bradford Mackie Hopkins to read onlineMoreLess
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