Timothy And His Friends
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Sylvia and Caroline had received orders from Mrs. Harkness not to offer him refreshments, as she wished to take that duty upon herself, and allowed him to mingle with the other callers until it suited her convenience.
His eye immediately sought out Caroline, who, looking as sweet as a violet in her simple but elegant toilet, had received the callers and exchanged the compliments of the season with the ease and com- posure of one long accustomed to society, and had now withdrawn to a big bay win...dow to cull a tiny bouquet for a friend from the violets blooming lux- uriantly there.
As she turned from the window her hand was taken and held closely in that of Mr. Ridgely.
236 TIMOTHY AND HIS FKIENDS.
"I can dp nothing with my sister and niece," he said, "they are joined to their idols. You are yet innocent of leading a fellow-creature into tempta- tion ; this hand is yet guiltless of a brother's blood ; promise me to keep it so." Caroline glanced up at the form which towered above her. Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sylvia and Caroline had received orders from Mrs. Harkness not to offer him refreshments, as she wished to take that duty upon herself, and allowed him to mingle with the other callers until it suited her convenience.
His eye immediately sought out Caroline, who, looking as sweet as a violet in her simple but elegant toilet, had received the callers and exchanged the compliments of the season with the ease and com- posure of one long accustomed to society, and had now withdrawn to a big bay win...dow to cull a tiny bouquet for a friend from the violets blooming lux- uriantly there.
As she turned from the window her hand was taken and held closely in that of Mr. Ridgely.
236 TIMOTHY AND HIS FKIENDS.
"I can dp nothing with my sister and niece," he said, "they are joined to their idols. You are yet innocent of leading a fellow-creature into tempta- tion ; this hand is yet guiltless of a brother's blood ; promise me to keep it so." Caroline glanced up at the form which towered above her. Mr.
What to read after Timothy And His Friends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ireland, Mary E. (Mary Eliza), 1834-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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