Young People's Pride
Young People's Pride
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" The voice is not as easy as it might be, but Nancy does notnotice.
"Oh. " Nor does Nancy notice how hurriedly her mother's next question comes.
"Did you see Mrs. Winters, darling?" "Oh yes--I saw her. " "And you're going on to New York?" "Yes--next week, I think. " "With her. And going to stay with her?" "I suppose so. " Mrs. Ellicott sighs relievedly.
"That's so nice. " Nancy will be safe now--as safe as if she were under an anesthetic. Mrs. Winters will take care of that. She must have a li...ttle talk with dearIsabella Winters. But that night Nancy is alone in her room--doing upher engagement ring and Oliver's letters in a wobbly package. She is notquite just, though, she keeps one letter--the first.
XXVIII Margaret Crowe, who, having just come to her seventeenth birthday inthis present day and generation, felt it her official family dutyto season the general conversation with an appropriate pepper ofheartlessness, had really put it very well. She had said that while shedidn't suppose one house party over Labor Day would more than partiallyrivet a broken heart, it honestly was a relief for everybody else to getOliver out of the house for a while, and mother needn't look at her thatway because she was as sorry as any of the rest of them for poor oldOliver but when people went about like walking cadavers and nearly bityou any time you mentioned anything that had to do with marriage, it wastime they went somewhere else for a while and stayed there till they gotover it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The voice is not as easy as it might be, but Nancy does notnotice.
"Oh. " Nor does Nancy notice how hurriedly her mother's next question comes.
"Did you see Mrs. Winters, darling?" "Oh yes--I saw her. " "And you're going on to New York?" "Yes--next week, I think. " "With her. And going to stay with her?" "I suppose so. " Mrs. Ellicott sighs relievedly.
"That's so nice. " Nancy will be safe now--as safe as if she were under an anesthetic. Mrs. Winters will take care of that. She must have a li...ttle talk with dearIsabella Winters. But that night Nancy is alone in her room--doing upher engagement ring and Oliver's letters in a wobbly package. She is notquite just, though, she keeps one letter--the first.
XXVIII Margaret Crowe, who, having just come to her seventeenth birthday inthis present day and generation, felt it her official family dutyto season the general conversation with an appropriate pepper ofheartlessness, had really put it very well. She had said that while shedidn't suppose one house party over Labor Day would more than partiallyrivet a broken heart, it honestly was a relief for everybody else to getOliver out of the house for a while, and mother needn't look at her thatway because she was as sorry as any of the rest of them for poor oldOliver but when people went about like walking cadavers and nearly bityou any time you mentioned anything that had to do with marriage, it wastime they went somewhere else for a while and stayed there till they gotover it.
What to read after Young People's Pride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benét Stephen Vincent to read onlineMoreLess
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