Ecce Femina Or the Woman Zoe
Ecce Femina Or the Woman Zoe
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She had been busy all the morning, getting ready for the child's arrival. At first, although annoyed to find her paying him so little attention, he ex cused it because she was engrossed by her little guest; but when the child was rocked to sleep in her arms, there was nothing to make amends for the strict but very frigid politeness of her manner. She was so evidently willing that he should go away, that Bowen quitted the house in a tumult of chagrin.
" Hardly spoke to me hardly looked at JUSTIC...E. 101 me ! After such a risk as I have run in going to see her ! The ungrateful jade ! " On Monday Zoe bought new. Playthings, and worked all day on some little clothes. Four o'clock, but the child came not. It grew dark and still no baby. Mrs. Johnson offered all the consolation in her power. " I think thy husband will bring him when it gets late enough. Zoe, thee must have patience. " This expectation Zoe did not entertain, but just at tea-time Bowen came in with the child in his arms. "Zoe, " he said, "there's no more miserable being on earth than I am.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had been busy all the morning, getting ready for the child's arrival. At first, although annoyed to find her paying him so little attention, he ex cused it because she was engrossed by her little guest; but when the child was rocked to sleep in her arms, there was nothing to make amends for the strict but very frigid politeness of her manner. She was so evidently willing that he should go away, that Bowen quitted the house in a tumult of chagrin.
" Hardly spoke to me hardly looked at JUSTIC...E. 101 me ! After such a risk as I have run in going to see her ! The ungrateful jade ! " On Monday Zoe bought new. Playthings, and worked all day on some little clothes. Four o'clock, but the child came not. It grew dark and still no baby. Mrs. Johnson offered all the consolation in her power. " I think thy husband will bring him when it gets late enough. Zoe, thee must have patience. " This expectation Zoe did not entertain, but just at tea-time Bowen came in with the child in his arms. "Zoe, " he said, "there's no more miserable being on earth than I am.
What to read after Ecce Femina Or the Woman Zoe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellen Peck to read onlineMoreLess
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