The Wise And the Wayward [a Novel]
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The Wise And the Wayward [a Novel]
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Mrs. Ashton caressed the sleek young hand with her long white ringers.
" Dear child, " she said. " I 'm always glad to see you. My boy was here this morning. He said you and he were good friends. I 'm so glad you 're so sensible and so good. " It was an opportunity Mrs. Jack desired, and she explained her difficult task: how she hated to say anything that seemed to disparage George's wife, but how Lucy Skeffington was io8 THE WISE AND THE WAYWARD her dearest friend and was suffering very much, ...although she hid it under her laughing man- ner; how of course it was all innocent, but of course poor Lord Skeffington, well, he hadn't a very good reputation, and how per- haps, if Mrs. Ashton spoke a word to Nelly Mrs. Ashton shook her head. "I can't, " she said, " but I will speak to George. I know there is nothing in it, but young girls are thoughtless. I can't bear that such things should be needful in the case of my son's wife, but but you are good-natured, dear ; yes, it 's very good-natured of you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Ashton caressed the sleek young hand with her long white ringers.
" Dear child, " she said. " I 'm always glad to see you. My boy was here this morning. He said you and he were good friends. I 'm so glad you 're so sensible and so good. " It was an opportunity Mrs. Jack desired, and she explained her difficult task: how she hated to say anything that seemed to disparage George's wife, but how Lucy Skeffington was io8 THE WISE AND THE WAYWARD her dearest friend and was suffering very much, ...although she hid it under her laughing man- ner; how of course it was all innocent, but of course poor Lord Skeffington, well, he hadn't a very good reputation, and how per- haps, if Mrs. Ashton spoke a word to Nelly Mrs. Ashton shook her head. "I can't, " she said, " but I will speak to George. I know there is nothing in it, but young girls are thoughtless. I can't bear that such things should be needful in the case of my son's wife, but but you are good-natured, dear ; yes, it 's very good-natured of you.
What to read after The Wise And the Wayward [a Novel]?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G S George Slythe Street to read onlineMoreLess
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