The Wooing Ot
The Wooing Ot
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" cried John, " isn't she content with that fine place of her's that she must go into some one else's house ? " " It does seem strange. " " And this is Miss Grantham's own, too, " said John look- ing round.
" Yes, all her own. " " Who is she going to marry ? I wonder she hasn't picket up a husband before now. " What a pity you have not an opportunity to try your chance, " said Maggie, laughing.
" Now don't you be jealous, " said John, tenderly, " Well, John, " cried Maggie, still laughing, "'l ...do think you the most conceited man that ever lived. I am sure you believe you have only to ask Miss Grantham and she would accept you. 1 ' " Come, now, that's a little too strong ; but she might do worse. " " It is quite enviable, " added Maggie, reflectively. " Tell me, do you think it would be convenient to my uncle and Mrs. Grey if I were to pay them a visit for a few days ? I am free just now, and I do not know when I may be so again. " "Convenient! Yes, of course it is it must be, " cried John, delighted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" cried John, " isn't she content with that fine place of her's that she must go into some one else's house ? " " It does seem strange. " " And this is Miss Grantham's own, too, " said John look- ing round.
" Yes, all her own. " " Who is she going to marry ? I wonder she hasn't picket up a husband before now. " What a pity you have not an opportunity to try your chance, " said Maggie, laughing.
" Now don't you be jealous, " said John, tenderly, " Well, John, " cried Maggie, still laughing, "'l ...do think you the most conceited man that ever lived. I am sure you believe you have only to ask Miss Grantham and she would accept you. 1 ' " Come, now, that's a little too strong ; but she might do worse. " " It is quite enviable, " added Maggie, reflectively. " Tell me, do you think it would be convenient to my uncle and Mrs. Grey if I were to pay them a visit for a few days ? I am free just now, and I do not know when I may be so again. " "Convenient! Yes, of course it is it must be, " cried John, delighted.
What to read after The Wooing Ot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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