The Woman's Kingdom: a Love Story
The Woman's Kingdom: a Love Story
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This is Saturday — I suppose he will want to come to tea on Sunday ?" And so the misty, "beautiful, wondrous dream condensed itself into a living commonplace reality. There was a note written, which consisted of the brief word " come," naming the day and hour. This was sent by their serv- ant, who looked much astonished, and hoped nobody was ill and wanting the doctor; and then the two sisters sat down side by side, for even Letty was silent a while.
At last, however, she could hold her tongue ...no longer, but began talking in her smoothly-flowing inconsequent way.
" I wonder what sort of a house he lives in, and whether it is well furnished. Of course we can't go and see — it would not be proper ; but I will try and find out. And this house of ours — ^I suppose it will have to be given up.
No man would like his wife to go on keeping school. He would never let her work if he could help it : in such a common way too. Ah, Edna, you are the lucky woman, after all ! I wish I had somebody to work for ma" "Do you?" said Edna, absently.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is Saturday — I suppose he will want to come to tea on Sunday ?" And so the misty, "beautiful, wondrous dream condensed itself into a living commonplace reality. There was a note written, which consisted of the brief word " come," naming the day and hour. This was sent by their serv- ant, who looked much astonished, and hoped nobody was ill and wanting the doctor; and then the two sisters sat down side by side, for even Letty was silent a while.
At last, however, she could hold her tongue ...no longer, but began talking in her smoothly-flowing inconsequent way.
" I wonder what sort of a house he lives in, and whether it is well furnished. Of course we can't go and see — it would not be proper ; but I will try and find out. And this house of ours — ^I suppose it will have to be given up.
No man would like his wife to go on keeping school. He would never let her work if he could help it : in such a common way too. Ah, Edna, you are the lucky woman, after all ! I wish I had somebody to work for ma" "Do you?" said Edna, absently.
What to read after The Woman's Kingdom: a Love Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Craik Dinah Maria Mulock to read onlineMoreLess
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