Theo
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She rose, collectedly, at once, and as her face turned toward them, Theowas struck with some fancy of its being a shade paler than it had beenthe last time she had seen it. But her manner was not changed in theleast, and she welcomed her visitor with grave cordiality. Poor littlesnuff-colored Miss Elizabeth was delighted. She was getting very fond ofcompany in her old age, and had taken a great fancy to Theodora North.
"Send the carriage away, and stay with us until evening, Miss Theodora, "she... fluttered in wild, old-maidenly excitement. "Do stay, Miss Theodora, and I will show you how to do the octagon-stitch, as I promised the lasttime you were here. You remember how you admired it in that antimacassarI was making for Priscilla?" Miss Elizabeth's chief delight and occupation was the making ofmiraculously-gorgeous mysteries for Priscilla; and Theo's modesteulogies of her last piece of work had won her admiration and regard atonce. Consequently, under stress of Miss Elizabeth, the carriage wasfain to depart, much to the abasement of the fat, gray coachman, whofelt himself much dishonored in finding he was compelled, not only topay majestic calls to Broome street, but to acknowledge the humiliatingfact of friendly visits.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She rose, collectedly, at once, and as her face turned toward them, Theowas struck with some fancy of its being a shade paler than it had beenthe last time she had seen it. But her manner was not changed in theleast, and she welcomed her visitor with grave cordiality. Poor littlesnuff-colored Miss Elizabeth was delighted. She was getting very fond ofcompany in her old age, and had taken a great fancy to Theodora North.
"Send the carriage away, and stay with us until evening, Miss Theodora, "she... fluttered in wild, old-maidenly excitement. "Do stay, Miss Theodora, and I will show you how to do the octagon-stitch, as I promised the lasttime you were here. You remember how you admired it in that antimacassarI was making for Priscilla?" Miss Elizabeth's chief delight and occupation was the making ofmiraculously-gorgeous mysteries for Priscilla; and Theo's modesteulogies of her last piece of work had won her admiration and regard atonce. Consequently, under stress of Miss Elizabeth, the carriage wasfain to depart, much to the abasement of the fat, gray coachman, whofelt himself much dishonored in finding he was compelled, not only topay majestic calls to Broome street, but to acknowledge the humiliatingfact of friendly visits.
What to read after Theo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnett, Frances Hodgson, 1849-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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