Miss Betty of New York
Miss Betty of New York
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"Yes. You know. In there. " "But it's the same house. " Before Rachel Amy could reply, Mrs. Martin came into the room. "It is next door, " she said, with great asperity, "and I'll thank you not to forget it. " "How do you do, Mrs. Martin?" said Chris. He held out his hand and smiled at her. Mrs. Martin's face relaxed in spite of herself. She was a gloomy, disagreeable-looking person, and she rarely smiled. Long practice in saying and thinking unpleasant things had dragged down the corners of he...r mouth and ploughed deep lines between her eyes. She was a person who went through hie with the firm conviction that she was very much to be pitied.
"Well, " she said, "ain't you lucky! I guess you was born with a silver spoon in your mouth if ever anybody was. Got a horse of your own, like a little prince. And able to do charity and give presents, too. But I'll thank you not to be visitin' both houses. If you're bringin' presents there, you'll kindly not come here. " "Mother!" exclaimed Rachel Amy, her color deepening.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Yes. You know. In there. " "But it's the same house. " Before Rachel Amy could reply, Mrs. Martin came into the room. "It is next door, " she said, with great asperity, "and I'll thank you not to forget it. " "How do you do, Mrs. Martin?" said Chris. He held out his hand and smiled at her. Mrs. Martin's face relaxed in spite of herself. She was a gloomy, disagreeable-looking person, and she rarely smiled. Long practice in saying and thinking unpleasant things had dragged down the corners of he...r mouth and ploughed deep lines between her eyes. She was a person who went through hie with the firm conviction that she was very much to be pitied.
"Well, " she said, "ain't you lucky! I guess you was born with a silver spoon in your mouth if ever anybody was. Got a horse of your own, like a little prince. And able to do charity and give presents, too. But I'll thank you not to be visitin' both houses. If you're bringin' presents there, you'll kindly not come here. " "Mother!" exclaimed Rachel Amy, her color deepening.
What to read after Miss Betty of New York?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellen Douglas Deland to read onlineMoreLess
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