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Madam Snow. Yes, yes, this is the very place. (Begins in angry mood to pace floor, closely followed by Aunt Dinah) Now, I will see if, once again my plans will be upset. This time I will do the job myself; had I not depended on the nurse fourteen years ago all would have been well and I would have had a fortune; as it is, I must be contented with half a fortune and the girl on my hands. O, well, it will not last long; once she is in my hands and I will soon put her out of the way — then, the fo...rtune will be mine. This alone ought to bring her. (Takes a sealed letter from her pocket, addressed to Miss Roseine Snow, turns quickly, shows surprise to find Aunt Dinah close to her heels. Aunt Dinah starts also) You here.?
Aunt Dinah, (bowing low.) Deed I am.
Madam Snow. I wonder how much she has heard. O, well, it won't FEB 57 n\i make any difference. (To Aunt Dinah) Here is a little token I have brought to your white child. See that you give it to her.
Aunt Dinah. 'Deed I will.
Madam Snow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Madam Snow. Yes, yes, this is the very place. (Begins in angry mood to pace floor, closely followed by Aunt Dinah) Now, I will see if, once again my plans will be upset. This time I will do the job myself; had I not depended on the nurse fourteen years ago all would have been well and I would have had a fortune; as it is, I must be contented with half a fortune and the girl on my hands. O, well, it will not last long; once she is in my hands and I will soon put her out of the way — then, the fo...rtune will be mine. This alone ought to bring her. (Takes a sealed letter from her pocket, addressed to Miss Roseine Snow, turns quickly, shows surprise to find Aunt Dinah close to her heels. Aunt Dinah starts also) You here.?
Aunt Dinah, (bowing low.) Deed I am.
Madam Snow. I wonder how much she has heard. O, well, it won't FEB 57 n\i make any difference. (To Aunt Dinah) Here is a little token I have brought to your white child. See that you give it to her.
Aunt Dinah. 'Deed I will.
Madam Snow.
What to read after "just Aunt Dinah, ..."?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kinsman, Edna Mable Lyle, 1878- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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