Thistle And Rose
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That child hasevidently been brought up without a strict regard for truth. " "What has she done?" asked Delia.
"Not, of course, " said Mrs Winn, "that poor Prissy could have hadanything to do with that. " The book Delia held slipped from her impatient fingers, and fell to theground flat on its face.
"My _dear_ Delia, " said Mrs Winn, picking it up, and smoothing theleaves, with a shocked look, "the books get worn out quite soon enough, without being tossed about like that. " "I'm very sorry, " ...said Delia, humbly. --"But do tell me what it is youmean about Anna Forrest. " "It's nothing at all pleasant, " said Mrs Winn, "but as you're likely tosee something of her, you ought to know that I've every reason tobelieve that she's not quite straightforward. Now, with all yourfaults, Delia--and you've plenty of them--I never found you untruthful. " She fixed her large, round eyes on her companion for a moment, but asDelia made no remark, resumed-- "On the evening of your last working party but one, Julia Gibbins and Isaw Mr Oswald of Leas Farm driving Anna Forrest from the station.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That child hasevidently been brought up without a strict regard for truth. " "What has she done?" asked Delia.
"Not, of course, " said Mrs Winn, "that poor Prissy could have hadanything to do with that. " The book Delia held slipped from her impatient fingers, and fell to theground flat on its face.
"My _dear_ Delia, " said Mrs Winn, picking it up, and smoothing theleaves, with a shocked look, "the books get worn out quite soon enough, without being tossed about like that. " "I'm very sorry, " ...said Delia, humbly. --"But do tell me what it is youmean about Anna Forrest. " "It's nothing at all pleasant, " said Mrs Winn, "but as you're likely tosee something of her, you ought to know that I've every reason tobelieve that she's not quite straightforward. Now, with all yourfaults, Delia--and you've plenty of them--I never found you untruthful. " She fixed her large, round eyes on her companion for a moment, but asDelia made no remark, resumed-- "On the evening of your last working party but one, Julia Gibbins and Isaw Mr Oswald of Leas Farm driving Anna Forrest from the station.
What to read after Thistle And Rose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walton Amy to read onlineMoreLess
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