Ursula : a Tale of Country Life 1
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Ma'am," I said ; " that was the reason I went. I hoped you Y 2 324 URSULA.
had not been told I was come. I know you don't like waiting." " I am afraid, Ursula, I do not like many things.
I have wished to see you often since you went away ; but you have not been able, I suppose, to take so long a walk." I was just a little chilled by her manner^ and answered, " I have not stirred beyond the farm, Ma'am, except to go to church on Sundays. My brother's going and the settling in a new place have ta...ken up all my time." " Very likely, Ursula ; but you promised ; I should not have thought so much about it else." The tone was a little — a very little — impatient ; but the poor, dear lady w^as on the watch, and a smile came over her face directly after, and she held out her hand to me, and said, " If Ave did not like per- sons, Ursula, we should not care how long they stayed away from us. Will you sit down and tell me about your brother ? " And I did sit down, and told her everything I could think of; making it as well as I could into a kind of story, for that was what she liked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ma'am," I said ; " that was the reason I went. I hoped you Y 2 324 URSULA.
had not been told I was come. I know you don't like waiting." " I am afraid, Ursula, I do not like many things.
I have wished to see you often since you went away ; but you have not been able, I suppose, to take so long a walk." I was just a little chilled by her manner^ and answered, " I have not stirred beyond the farm, Ma'am, except to go to church on Sundays. My brother's going and the settling in a new place have ta...ken up all my time." " Very likely, Ursula ; but you promised ; I should not have thought so much about it else." The tone was a little — a very little — impatient ; but the poor, dear lady w^as on the watch, and a smile came over her face directly after, and she held out her hand to me, and said, " If Ave did not like per- sons, Ursula, we should not care how long they stayed away from us. Will you sit down and tell me about your brother ? " And I did sit down, and told her everything I could think of; making it as well as I could into a kind of story, for that was what she liked.
What to read after Ursula : a Tale of Country Life 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sewell, Elizabeth Missing, 1815-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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