Rachel Ray
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I think it's living -with ;Mjss Pucker has made her do it ; I do 164 RACHEL EAT.
indeed, my dear. Well, now that I have told you, I suppose I may as ■well go and get ready for dinner." " I'll come with you, mamma. The potatoes are strained, and Kitty can put the things on the table. Mamma" — and now they were on the stairs, — " I've got sometliing to tell also." We'U leave Mrs. Eay to eat her dinner, and Eachel to tell her story, merely adding a word to say that the mother did not stint the mea...sure of her praise, or refuse her child the happiness of her sympathy. That evening was prohahly the happiest of Bachel's existence, although its full proportions of joy were marred hy an unforeseen occurrence. At four o'clock a note came from Eowan to his " Dearest Eachel," saying that he had been called awa^ hy telegraph to London about that " horrid brewery business." He would write from there. But Eachel was almost as happy without him, talking about him, ae she would have been in his presence, listening to him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I think it's living -with ;Mjss Pucker has made her do it ; I do 164 RACHEL EAT.
indeed, my dear. Well, now that I have told you, I suppose I may as ■well go and get ready for dinner." " I'll come with you, mamma. The potatoes are strained, and Kitty can put the things on the table. Mamma" — and now they were on the stairs, — " I've got sometliing to tell also." We'U leave Mrs. Eay to eat her dinner, and Eachel to tell her story, merely adding a word to say that the mother did not stint the mea...sure of her praise, or refuse her child the happiness of her sympathy. That evening was prohahly the happiest of Bachel's existence, although its full proportions of joy were marred hy an unforeseen occurrence. At four o'clock a note came from Eowan to his " Dearest Eachel," saying that he had been called awa^ hy telegraph to London about that " horrid brewery business." He would write from there. But Eachel was almost as happy without him, talking about him, ae she would have been in his presence, listening to him.
What to read after Rachel Ray?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trollope Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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