The Wooden Bowl
The Wooden Bowl
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match. "No doubt - girl was all very well in her way, " a they said, =7$ "but after all, she was only a servant, and no fit mate for the son of the honse.
They had always said she was being made too much of, and would one day or another turn against her benefactors. Now their words were coming true, and besides, why did she persist in wearing that rediculous thing on her head? Doubtless to get a re- putation for beauty, which most likely she did not possess. Indeed, they were almost certain tha...t she was quite plain looking. " The two old maiden aunts of tbe young man were especially bitter, and never lost an opportunity of repeating the hard and unkind thinjr* which were *aid about the poor orphan. Her mistress even, who hd been so good to her, now seemed to turn against her, and she had no friend left except her master, who would really have "been pleased to welcome her as his daughter, but did not dare to say as muck Ihe young man however, remained firm to his purpose. As for all the stories which they brought him, he gave his aunts to under- stand that he considered them little better than a pack of illnatnred inventions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
match. "No doubt - girl was all very well in her way, " a they said, =7$ "but after all, she was only a servant, and no fit mate for the son of the honse.
They had always said she was being made too much of, and would one day or another turn against her benefactors. Now their words were coming true, and besides, why did she persist in wearing that rediculous thing on her head? Doubtless to get a re- putation for beauty, which most likely she did not possess. Indeed, they were almost certain tha...t she was quite plain looking. " The two old maiden aunts of tbe young man were especially bitter, and never lost an opportunity of repeating the hard and unkind thinjr* which were *aid about the poor orphan. Her mistress even, who hd been so good to her, now seemed to turn against her, and she had no friend left except her master, who would really have "been pleased to welcome her as his daughter, but did not dare to say as muck Ihe young man however, remained firm to his purpose. As for all the stories which they brought him, he gave his aunts to under- stand that he considered them little better than a pack of illnatnred inventions.
What to read after The Wooden Bowl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T H James to read onlineMoreLess
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