My Little Sister
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Madame Aurore looked up absently. " Had Mademoiselle Bettina not taken it out? " " Perhaps I did " Bettina scoured the house.
Aunt Josephine's photograph was never found. ***** I was glad our mother did not know that Bet- tina had told Madame Aurore about the pendant and the diamond sta-r. Bettina excused herself by saying Madame Aurore had been so certain a lady like our mother must have jewels, and that she would lend them to her daughters, in order to put the finishing touch of elegance to o...ur toilette. Betty had felt it due to our mother to acknowl- edge that a part, at least, of this exalted expecta- tion was not so wide of the mark. And Bettina endorsed Madame Aurore's opinion that a 'dia- mond star certainly would " light up " my ivory satin and old lace. Also but no, we must do without.
***** The green frock was all but finished. We had MADAME AURORE 233 brought the cheval glass out of my mother's room. She was " not strong enough to stand the pat- chouli, " so she missed the great moment of the final trying on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Madame Aurore looked up absently. " Had Mademoiselle Bettina not taken it out? " " Perhaps I did " Bettina scoured the house.
Aunt Josephine's photograph was never found. ***** I was glad our mother did not know that Bet- tina had told Madame Aurore about the pendant and the diamond sta-r. Bettina excused herself by saying Madame Aurore had been so certain a lady like our mother must have jewels, and that she would lend them to her daughters, in order to put the finishing touch of elegance to o...ur toilette. Betty had felt it due to our mother to acknowl- edge that a part, at least, of this exalted expecta- tion was not so wide of the mark. And Bettina endorsed Madame Aurore's opinion that a 'dia- mond star certainly would " light up " my ivory satin and old lace. Also but no, we must do without.
***** The green frock was all but finished. We had MADAME AURORE 233 brought the cheval glass out of my mother's room. She was " not strong enough to stand the pat- chouli, " so she missed the great moment of the final trying on.
What to read after My Little Sister?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robins Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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