Turn About Eleanor
Turn About Eleanor
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" "She looks it. Give her the blue chamber and 138 MADAM BOLLING tell Mademoiselle to take charge of her. You say you want her to have lessons for so many hours a day. Has she brains?" "She's quite clever. She writes verses, she mod- els pretty well, Gertrude says. It's top soon to expect any special aptitude to develop. " "Well, I'm glad to discover your philanthropic tendencies, David. I never knew you had any be- fore, but this seems to me a very doubtful under- taking. You take a child like... this from very plain surroundings and give her a year or two of life among cultivated and well-to-do people, just enough for her to acquire a taste for extravagant living and associations. Then what becomes of her? You get tired of your bargain. Something else comes on the docket. You marry and then what be- comes of your protegee? She goes back to the country, a thoroughly unsatisfied little rustic, quite unfitted to be the wife of the farmer for whom fate intended her. " "I wish you wouldn't, mother, " David said, with an uneasy glance at Eleanor's pale face, set in the stoic lines he remembered so well from the after- noon of his first impression of her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "She looks it. Give her the blue chamber and 138 MADAM BOLLING tell Mademoiselle to take charge of her. You say you want her to have lessons for so many hours a day. Has she brains?" "She's quite clever. She writes verses, she mod- els pretty well, Gertrude says. It's top soon to expect any special aptitude to develop. " "Well, I'm glad to discover your philanthropic tendencies, David. I never knew you had any be- fore, but this seems to me a very doubtful under- taking. You take a child like... this from very plain surroundings and give her a year or two of life among cultivated and well-to-do people, just enough for her to acquire a taste for extravagant living and associations. Then what becomes of her? You get tired of your bargain. Something else comes on the docket. You marry and then what be- comes of your protegee? She goes back to the country, a thoroughly unsatisfied little rustic, quite unfitted to be the wife of the farmer for whom fate intended her. " "I wish you wouldn't, mother, " David said, with an uneasy glance at Eleanor's pale face, set in the stoic lines he remembered so well from the after- noon of his first impression of her.
What to read after Turn About Eleanor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kelley Ethel May to read onlineMoreLess
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