Pixie O'shaughnessy
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Mademoisellethought that if she had been an artist she could have wished for nofairer picture than this old-world corridor, with the fair face of theyoung mistress shining out like a lily in the darkness; but the lilytoiled more than she liked to see, and she could not restrain a protestagainst the custom which gave one sister all the work, and another allthe play.
"You are tired already before the day is half over, and now you havethose children's dresses to look after as well as your own! Why... do younot make Esmeralda help, instead of doing everything yourself?" "Esmeralda, is it?" Bridgie's face lit up with a smile as she repeatedthe name. "Indeed now, Mademoiselle, I'm never worked so hard in mylife as when Esmeralda has been trying to help, and I have to tidy awayafter her! She has the best will in the world, poor thing; but workdoesn't come naturally to her. You mustn't be hard on her. She showsher worst side to a stranger, for, though her first impulse may beselfish, when she takes time to think, she is all generosity andkindness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mademoisellethought that if she had been an artist she could have wished for nofairer picture than this old-world corridor, with the fair face of theyoung mistress shining out like a lily in the darkness; but the lilytoiled more than she liked to see, and she could not restrain a protestagainst the custom which gave one sister all the work, and another allthe play.
"You are tired already before the day is half over, and now you havethose children's dresses to look after as well as your own! Why... do younot make Esmeralda help, instead of doing everything yourself?" "Esmeralda, is it?" Bridgie's face lit up with a smile as she repeatedthe name. "Indeed now, Mademoiselle, I'm never worked so hard in mylife as when Esmeralda has been trying to help, and I have to tidy awayafter her! She has the best will in the world, poor thing; but workdoesn't come naturally to her. You mustn't be hard on her. She showsher worst side to a stranger, for, though her first impulse may beselfish, when she takes time to think, she is all generosity andkindness.
What to read after Pixie O'shaughnessy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vaizey George De Horne Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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