The Winning Lady, And Others
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Thus each suffered doubly.
109 THE WINNING LADY Mira Holmes heard of the estrangeineiit, and came to see Mrs. Drew about it. "I am so sorry," said she, and the tears, always in her heart for her own trouble, welled into her patient blue eyes.
"It is nothing you are to blame for, child," replied Sarah Drew with dignity. Both sisters were too proud to say anything to each other's detriment. "It is unfortunate that the cats looked so much alike, but I can't see how you are responsible for that." "...Maybe not," admitted Mira. Then she broke down, and wept. "I am so sorry to have been the -means bf parting two sisters like you," she sobbed. Her own grief stung her afresh as she wept for that of thp sis- ters.
"You didn't part us," replied Sarah Drew.
"It was two yellow cats that looked exactly alike." She called to Abby to make some tea and cut some sponge-cake. When the tea and cake arrived she served them as calmly as if there were no yellow cats of confused identity in the world. "Drink this tea and eat some cake," said she.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus each suffered doubly.
109 THE WINNING LADY Mira Holmes heard of the estrangeineiit, and came to see Mrs. Drew about it. "I am so sorry," said she, and the tears, always in her heart for her own trouble, welled into her patient blue eyes.
"It is nothing you are to blame for, child," replied Sarah Drew with dignity. Both sisters were too proud to say anything to each other's detriment. "It is unfortunate that the cats looked so much alike, but I can't see how you are responsible for that." "...Maybe not," admitted Mira. Then she broke down, and wept. "I am so sorry to have been the -means bf parting two sisters like you," she sobbed. Her own grief stung her afresh as she wept for that of thp sis- ters.
"You didn't part us," replied Sarah Drew.
"It was two yellow cats that looked exactly alike." She called to Abby to make some tea and cut some sponge-cake. When the tea and cake arrived she served them as calmly as if there were no yellow cats of confused identity in the world. "Drink this tea and eat some cake," said she.
What to read after The Winning Lady, And Others?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Freeman Mary Eleanor Wilkins to read onlineMoreLess
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