Little Pansy 1
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Mr. Musgrave came presently and began to talk to her, but she was watching the group of which Pansy was the centre, and was hurt that both the young men of the house and Sir Julian were laughing and talking with her and Miss Peveril, instead of paying her any attention. Her thoughts 170 LITTLE PANSY.
wandered from what Mr. Musgrave was saying to her, and she once or twice answered so completely at random as to surprise him greatly.
*'You must come over and spend the day with us, and let us make... real acquaint- ance," said Mrs. Delmar to Pansy, when Mrs. Deveron rose to take leave. " I will write to your aunt in a few days, and. ask her to settle a convenient day. . Good night. I am very glad indeed to have seen you." " A very pleasant party," said Mr.
Deveron, when they were settled in the carriage — " did you not think so, Matilda?" ''Pretty well," replied his wife, who, studiously polite as everyone had been to her, had felt sometimes a subtle something that divided her from them ; " but what in the world was Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Musgrave came presently and began to talk to her, but she was watching the group of which Pansy was the centre, and was hurt that both the young men of the house and Sir Julian were laughing and talking with her and Miss Peveril, instead of paying her any attention. Her thoughts 170 LITTLE PANSY.
wandered from what Mr. Musgrave was saying to her, and she once or twice answered so completely at random as to surprise him greatly.
*'You must come over and spend the day with us, and let us make... real acquaint- ance," said Mrs. Delmar to Pansy, when Mrs. Deveron rose to take leave. " I will write to your aunt in a few days, and. ask her to settle a convenient day. . Good night. I am very glad indeed to have seen you." " A very pleasant party," said Mr.
Deveron, when they were settled in the carriage — " did you not think so, Matilda?" ''Pretty well," replied his wife, who, studiously polite as everyone had been to her, had felt sometimes a subtle something that divided her from them ; " but what in the world was Mrs.
What to read after Little Pansy 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Randolph to read onlineMoreLess
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