Toinettes Philip
Toinettes Philip
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He was very pale, and his eyes had a wild, frightened look. He had been sitting there watching the people in the street when the old ladies entered, and he had un- willingly heard every word of their conversation.
Later in the day, when Madam Ainsworth was returning from a visit of charity, as her carriage crossed Seventh Avenue she saw Philip and Lilybel standing on a corner talking together very ear- nestly. " It 's just as I thought, " she said to herself; "he sees that 160 TOINETTE'S PHILIP... little ragamuffin outside. What in the world can he wish to say to him? I really dread the result of having that boy under our roof ! " When Philip entered the drawing-room just before dinner, they all noticed how excited he appeared, and how carelessly he was dressed.
" That boy is not fit to come into the drawing-room, " said Madam Ainsworth in a low, vexed voice to her daughter-in-law. "He is so untidy, and utterly indifferent to his dress!" " I 'm very sorry, " returned Mrs. Ainsworth, flushing a little.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was very pale, and his eyes had a wild, frightened look. He had been sitting there watching the people in the street when the old ladies entered, and he had un- willingly heard every word of their conversation.
Later in the day, when Madam Ainsworth was returning from a visit of charity, as her carriage crossed Seventh Avenue she saw Philip and Lilybel standing on a corner talking together very ear- nestly. " It 's just as I thought, " she said to herself; "he sees that 160 TOINETTE'S PHILIP... little ragamuffin outside. What in the world can he wish to say to him? I really dread the result of having that boy under our roof ! " When Philip entered the drawing-room just before dinner, they all noticed how excited he appeared, and how carelessly he was dressed.
" That boy is not fit to come into the drawing-room, " said Madam Ainsworth in a low, vexed voice to her daughter-in-law. "He is so untidy, and utterly indifferent to his dress!" " I 'm very sorry, " returned Mrs. Ainsworth, flushing a little.
What to read after Toinettes Philip?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cecilia Viets Dakin Jamison to read onlineMoreLess
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