A Daughter of Fife
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--If her splendid hair wereunbound, and her fine throat and neck without kerchief, and if she weresimpering with a finger on a dimple in her cheek, I know that I shoulddetest her. It is her serenity, her air of seriousness, which is soenthralling--I wonder what her name is--it should be something grand, andsweet, and solemn--I should think Theodora would suit her--What nonsense!In a Fife fishing village every girl is either Jennie or Maggie orChristie. " So she mused, going from picture to pict...ure, until theyacquired a kind of personality in her mind.
Her uncle came home a little sad. "Allan has gone again, " he said. "I seemto have seen very little of the lad. He is such a fine lad, too. We had afew happy hours together at the last. I am very glad of that! When hecomes home next time, he will settle, and never leave me again. I shall bea happy man when that day gets around, Mary. " "He will settle, that is, he will marry that fisher-girl! He has told youall about her, he says?" "He was very honest and candid with me, very.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
--If her splendid hair wereunbound, and her fine throat and neck without kerchief, and if she weresimpering with a finger on a dimple in her cheek, I know that I shoulddetest her. It is her serenity, her air of seriousness, which is soenthralling--I wonder what her name is--it should be something grand, andsweet, and solemn--I should think Theodora would suit her--What nonsense!In a Fife fishing village every girl is either Jennie or Maggie orChristie. " So she mused, going from picture to pict...ure, until theyacquired a kind of personality in her mind.
Her uncle came home a little sad. "Allan has gone again, " he said. "I seemto have seen very little of the lad. He is such a fine lad, too. We had afew happy hours together at the last. I am very glad of that! When hecomes home next time, he will settle, and never leave me again. I shall bea happy man when that day gets around, Mary. " "He will settle, that is, he will marry that fisher-girl! He has told youall about her, he says?" "He was very honest and candid with me, very.
What to read after A Daughter of Fife?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amelia E Barr to read onlineMoreLess
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