Only the Governess
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Nothing was said about Miss Rossiter until the gentlemen had ad' journed to the drawing-room, and then Pauline spoke to Launcelol. " Is it not a pity, Launce?" she said, in a vexed tone. " Huldah 'has a dreadful headache, and is obliged to go to bed, and all our prettiest quartets will be lost;" but to her surprise her brother took her by the arm and led her outside the open window. " I want to speak to you a moment, Paul. I feel uneasy about Miss Rossiter. I saw her before dinner, and I though...t she looked dreadfully ill. Do you think Doctor Maxwell would prescribe for her? Or we could send for Egerton?" and there was no mistaking Launcelot's anx- iety; but Pauline took it all very coolly. " Nonsense, Launce, it is only a bad sick headache: at least Huldah said something about being subject to this sort of nervous attack, though I don't believe we ever saw anything of the kind before. I think it is ridiculous of a girl of her age to talk of nerves. " " I do not agree with you she is very sensitive; but surely, Paul, you must have thought her looking ill?" " Well, I can hardly say I have seen her; the room was quite dark, and she could not bear me to pull the blind up, or to ask her questions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nothing was said about Miss Rossiter until the gentlemen had ad' journed to the drawing-room, and then Pauline spoke to Launcelol. " Is it not a pity, Launce?" she said, in a vexed tone. " Huldah 'has a dreadful headache, and is obliged to go to bed, and all our prettiest quartets will be lost;" but to her surprise her brother took her by the arm and led her outside the open window. " I want to speak to you a moment, Paul. I feel uneasy about Miss Rossiter. I saw her before dinner, and I though...t she looked dreadfully ill. Do you think Doctor Maxwell would prescribe for her? Or we could send for Egerton?" and there was no mistaking Launcelot's anx- iety; but Pauline took it all very coolly. " Nonsense, Launce, it is only a bad sick headache: at least Huldah said something about being subject to this sort of nervous attack, though I don't believe we ever saw anything of the kind before. I think it is ridiculous of a girl of her age to talk of nerves. " " I do not agree with you she is very sensitive; but surely, Paul, you must have thought her looking ill?" " Well, I can hardly say I have seen her; the room was quite dark, and she could not bear me to pull the blind up, or to ask her questions.
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