Delsie (1982)
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It was Sunday. Rain had never deterred her from attending church when she had had to walk, and it did not occur to her that it would be a reason when there were carriages to transport her. She dressed in her black gown before joining Bobbie and Miss Milne to descend to the breakfast table. In an effort to enroll herself in her mistress’s good books, Mrs. Bristcombe actually attempted a smile when she served the meal. Her wide girth was encased in a clean white apron, and her hair had been brushe...d. Taking these changes for tokens of obedience, Delsie said, “You and your husband have a bad day for your visit, Mrs. Bristcombe. It is a pity.”
“It may let up by noon,” the dame answered, still smiling. The widow’s surprise was great when the woman next asked in quite a civil tone if there was any errand she could do while passing through the village. Delsie first said no, then changed her mind and gave her the letters to her former pupils to whom she was offering positions. She even condescended to tell her housekeeper the contents of the letters, assuring her that the girls were good, reliable workers, who would be a help to her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was Sunday. Rain had never deterred her from attending church when she had had to walk, and it did not occur to her that it would be a reason when there were carriages to transport her. She dressed in her black gown before joining Bobbie and Miss Milne to descend to the breakfast table. In an effort to enroll herself in her mistress’s good books, Mrs. Bristcombe actually attempted a smile when she served the meal. Her wide girth was encased in a clean white apron, and her hair had been brushe...d. Taking these changes for tokens of obedience, Delsie said, “You and your husband have a bad day for your visit, Mrs. Bristcombe. It is a pity.”
“It may let up by noon,” the dame answered, still smiling. The widow’s surprise was great when the woman next asked in quite a civil tone if there was any errand she could do while passing through the village. Delsie first said no, then changed her mind and gave her the letters to her former pupils to whom she was offering positions. She even condescended to tell her housekeeper the contents of the letters, assuring her that the girls were good, reliable workers, who would be a help to her.
What to read after Delsie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joan Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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