In Varying Moods
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" Miss Blake, who never listened to what any one said, took it for granted that the little girl was the tuner, for whom M. Le Propri^taire had promised to send ; and having bestowed on her a condescending nod, passed out into the gar- den, where she told some of the visitors that the piano had been tuned at last, and that the tuner was a young woman of rather eccentric appear- ance.
" Really, it is quite abominable how women thrust themselves into every profession, " she remarked, in her mascul...ine voice. "It is so unfeminine, so unseemly. " There was nothing of the feminine about Miss Blake : her horse-cloth dress, her waistcoat and high collar, and her billy-cock hat were of the in is
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Miss Blake, who never listened to what any one said, took it for granted that the little girl was the tuner, for whom M. Le Propri^taire had promised to send ; and having bestowed on her a condescending nod, passed out into the gar- den, where she told some of the visitors that the piano had been tuned at last, and that the tuner was a young woman of rather eccentric appear- ance.
" Really, it is quite abominable how women thrust themselves into every profession, " she remarked, in her mascul...ine voice. "It is so unfeminine, so unseemly. " There was nothing of the feminine about Miss Blake : her horse-cloth dress, her waistcoat and high collar, and her billy-cock hat were of the in is
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harraden Beatrice to read onlineMoreLess
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