Ursula: a Tale of Country Life
Ursula: a Tale of Country Life
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" " I can't describe where, exactly," said Jessie ; " though I can guess, for I packed all his things myself. I suspect it is hidden with some other treasures between your second-best coat and your wedding waistcoat, Roger," she added laugh- ing, as against his orders, she ran up-stairs.
I sat down again wondering at the change which had come over the world, and which had transformed the shy, respectful Jessie Lee, scarcely able to look upon Mr. Roger without awe, into the attentive, but free a...nd merry little wife. She came down again, bringing with her the book, and also a note, which Martha had just given her for Roger from Mr. Stewart of Hatton.
^' What is there in it ? " she said, and she peeped over his shoulder.
He smiled and held it for her to read. ^^ Nothing of consequence, you see. I will go over some day soon." He put the letter in his pocket, and went on talking about the exhibition.
If I felt chilled and jarred, perhaps I may be excused, when it is remembered that hitherto 1 had been the petted URSULA.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " I can't describe where, exactly," said Jessie ; " though I can guess, for I packed all his things myself. I suspect it is hidden with some other treasures between your second-best coat and your wedding waistcoat, Roger," she added laugh- ing, as against his orders, she ran up-stairs.
I sat down again wondering at the change which had come over the world, and which had transformed the shy, respectful Jessie Lee, scarcely able to look upon Mr. Roger without awe, into the attentive, but free a...nd merry little wife. She came down again, bringing with her the book, and also a note, which Martha had just given her for Roger from Mr. Stewart of Hatton.
^' What is there in it ? " she said, and she peeped over his shoulder.
He smiled and held it for her to read. ^^ Nothing of consequence, you see. I will go over some day soon." He put the letter in his pocket, and went on talking about the exhibition.
If I felt chilled and jarred, perhaps I may be excused, when it is remembered that hitherto 1 had been the petted URSULA.
What to read after Ursula: a Tale of Country Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Sewell to read onlineMoreLess
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