Whiteladies 3
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" " There was no one there so pretty," said innocent Reine.
" Pretty ! she is not pretty : she is splendid ! she is beautiful ! By Jove ! to see her with her arm raised, and that child on her shoulder — it's like a picture ! If you will laugh," said Herbert pettishly, " don't laugh in that offensive way ! What have they done to you, and why are you so disagreeable to-jiight ?" "Am I disagreeable?" said Everard, laughing again.
It was all he could do to keep from being angry, and he felt this wa...s the safest way. " Perhaps it is that I am more enlightened than you youngsters. However beau- tiful a woman may be (and I don't deny she's very hand- some), I can see when she's playing a part." WHITELADIES. 1 45 "What part is she playing?" cried Herbert hotly.
Reine was half frightened by his vehemence, and pro- voked, as he was, by Everard's disdainful tone ; but she pressed her brother's arm to restrain him, fearful of a quarrel, as girls are so apt to be. * .
" I suppose you will say we are all playing our parts ; and so we are," said Reine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " There was no one there so pretty," said innocent Reine.
" Pretty ! she is not pretty : she is splendid ! she is beautiful ! By Jove ! to see her with her arm raised, and that child on her shoulder — it's like a picture ! If you will laugh," said Herbert pettishly, " don't laugh in that offensive way ! What have they done to you, and why are you so disagreeable to-jiight ?" "Am I disagreeable?" said Everard, laughing again.
It was all he could do to keep from being angry, and he felt this wa...s the safest way. " Perhaps it is that I am more enlightened than you youngsters. However beau- tiful a woman may be (and I don't deny she's very hand- some), I can see when she's playing a part." WHITELADIES. 1 45 "What part is she playing?" cried Herbert hotly.
Reine was half frightened by his vehemence, and pro- voked, as he was, by Everard's disdainful tone ; but she pressed her brother's arm to restrain him, fearful of a quarrel, as girls are so apt to be. * .
" I suppose you will say we are all playing our parts ; and so we are," said Reine.
What to read after Whiteladies 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliphant, Mrs. (Margaret), 1828-1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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