Unpath'd Waters
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She had always been a little envious of Chrissie, for Chrissie had outshone her as a dancer by dint of a httle more courage in displaying her feelings, and now she realised with a certain satisfaction that it was this thoughtless courage which had brought Chrissie to grief. But the recognition of her own superiority of nature only made her more pitiful to her little sister. So she com- forted Chrissie, assured her that everything would be all right; she mustn't worry, every- thing would be arra...nged.
"He's not been unkiad to you, has he?" she asked.
"No," sobbed Chrissie, "not exactly unkind, but men are so different from what I thought, so different. He's all the time reading and teaching me, and I don't want to be improved.
He didn't want me to write to you till I could write without making mistakes, as if that mat- tered. He's nice, but he's a fool." "Prig" was probably the word she would have used it she had known it. Her little vanity had resented the teacher's attitude which Gerald assumed all too easily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had always been a little envious of Chrissie, for Chrissie had outshone her as a dancer by dint of a httle more courage in displaying her feelings, and now she realised with a certain satisfaction that it was this thoughtless courage which had brought Chrissie to grief. But the recognition of her own superiority of nature only made her more pitiful to her little sister. So she com- forted Chrissie, assured her that everything would be all right; she mustn't worry, every- thing would be arra...nged.
"He's not been unkiad to you, has he?" she asked.
"No," sobbed Chrissie, "not exactly unkind, but men are so different from what I thought, so different. He's all the time reading and teaching me, and I don't want to be improved.
He didn't want me to write to you till I could write without making mistakes, as if that mat- tered. He's nice, but he's a fool." "Prig" was probably the word she would have used it she had known it. Her little vanity had resented the teacher's attitude which Gerald assumed all too easily.
What to read after Unpath'd Waters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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