Tom And Some Other Girls
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Herposition here is one of the best of its kind, for she is practicallyheadmistress. She would tell you herself that she never expected to doso well. " "I think it's very mean of you, Evie, to squash me so! It's mostdiscouraging. I don't want to be the _least_ like Miss Mott, and youknow it perfectly well. It's no use talking, for we can't agree; andreally and truly you are the most unsympathetic to me just now. " Miss Everett looked at her steadily, with a long, tender gaze.
"I _seem_ so, Rhod...a, I know I do, but it is only seeming. In realityI'm just longing to help you, but, as you say, you think one thing and Ithink another, so we are at cross purposes. Come and spend Sundayafternoon with me in my den, dear, and I'll promise not to preach. I'llmake you so comfy, and show you all my photographs and pretty things, and lay in a stock of fruit and cakes. Do; it will do you good!" But Rhoda hesitated, longing, yet fearing.
"I'd love it; it would be splendid, but--there's my Scripture! I wantto cram it up a little more, and Sunday afternoon is the only chance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Herposition here is one of the best of its kind, for she is practicallyheadmistress. She would tell you herself that she never expected to doso well. " "I think it's very mean of you, Evie, to squash me so! It's mostdiscouraging. I don't want to be the _least_ like Miss Mott, and youknow it perfectly well. It's no use talking, for we can't agree; andreally and truly you are the most unsympathetic to me just now. " Miss Everett looked at her steadily, with a long, tender gaze.
"I _seem_ so, Rhod...a, I know I do, but it is only seeming. In realityI'm just longing to help you, but, as you say, you think one thing and Ithink another, so we are at cross purposes. Come and spend Sundayafternoon with me in my den, dear, and I'll promise not to preach. I'llmake you so comfy, and show you all my photographs and pretty things, and lay in a stock of fruit and cakes. Do; it will do you good!" But Rhoda hesitated, longing, yet fearing.
"I'd love it; it would be splendid, but--there's my Scripture! I wantto cram it up a little more, and Sunday afternoon is the only chance.
What to read after Tom And Some Other Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vaizey George De Horne Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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