Hester's Counterpart
Hester's Counterpart
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Becauseyou are you, I might be unjust to the others. Do you understand why Iwould rather not promise, little roommate?" "Yes, I know. " The subject ended there. Helen went back to her work. Hester tried tokeep her mind upon her books; but one might as well have tried to charma butterfly. Her thoughts flew from the game to Aunt Debby, and back toHelen and the attitude she had taken in regard to the game.
Hester had no doubt that Helen had a great affection for her. There hadbeen some sweet and g...entle evidence of it since the first week ofschool. Hester was beginning to understand what the girls had tried toconvey to her that first day of school, when Sara had declared thatHelen had such an air. It was the grace which was the expression of finebreeding, intellect and kindliness of heart.
As Hester thought of these things, she could have gone down on her kneesto Helen just as she would have done to Aunt Debby.
"We'll be friends all our life. Whatever happens, we will never quarrel. It is lovely to have a friend like Helen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Becauseyou are you, I might be unjust to the others. Do you understand why Iwould rather not promise, little roommate?" "Yes, I know. " The subject ended there. Helen went back to her work. Hester tried tokeep her mind upon her books; but one might as well have tried to charma butterfly. Her thoughts flew from the game to Aunt Debby, and back toHelen and the attitude she had taken in regard to the game.
Hester had no doubt that Helen had a great affection for her. There hadbeen some sweet and g...entle evidence of it since the first week ofschool. Hester was beginning to understand what the girls had tried toconvey to her that first day of school, when Sara had declared thatHelen had such an air. It was the grace which was the expression of finebreeding, intellect and kindliness of heart.
As Hester thought of these things, she could have gone down on her kneesto Helen just as she would have done to Aunt Debby.
"We'll be friends all our life. Whatever happens, we will never quarrel. It is lovely to have a friend like Helen.
What to read after Hester's Counterpart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean K Jean Katherine Baird to read onlineMoreLess
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