Miss Prudence
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" He had grown very tall; he was the handsomest among the brothers, with anair of refinement and courtesy that somewhat perplexed them and set himapart from them. Marjorie still prayed for him every day, that is, forthe Hollis she knew, but this Hollis came to her to-day a stranger; herschool-boy friend was a dream, the friend she had written to so long wasonly her ideal, and this tall man, with the golden-red moustache, dark, soft eyes and deep voice, was a fascinating stranger from the outsid...eworld. She could never write to him again; she would never have thecourage.
And his heart quickened in its beating as he stood beside the white-robedfigure and looked down into the familiar, strange face, and he wonderedhow his last letter could have been so jaunty and off-hand. How could heever write "Dear Marjorie" again, with this face in his memory? She wasas much a lady as Helen had been, he would be proud to take her among hisfriends and say: "This is my old school friend. " But he was busy bringing chairs across the field at this moment andMarjorie stood alone in the doorway looking down the dusty road.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He had grown very tall; he was the handsomest among the brothers, with anair of refinement and courtesy that somewhat perplexed them and set himapart from them. Marjorie still prayed for him every day, that is, forthe Hollis she knew, but this Hollis came to her to-day a stranger; herschool-boy friend was a dream, the friend she had written to so long wasonly her ideal, and this tall man, with the golden-red moustache, dark, soft eyes and deep voice, was a fascinating stranger from the outsid...eworld. She could never write to him again; she would never have thecourage.
And his heart quickened in its beating as he stood beside the white-robedfigure and looked down into the familiar, strange face, and he wonderedhow his last letter could have been so jaunty and off-hand. How could heever write "Dear Marjorie" again, with this face in his memory? She wasas much a lady as Helen had been, he would be proud to take her among hisfriends and say: "This is my old school friend. " But he was busy bringing chairs across the field at this moment andMarjorie stood alone in the doorway looking down the dusty road.
What to read after Miss Prudence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maria Drinkwater to read onlineMoreLess
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