Rosemary
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"I always keep quiet, while Angelputs on her thinking cap. " Hugh laughed, and was silent. But his head was too hot to wear athinking cap, and no story would come at his half-hearted call.
Rosemary waited in patience for him to begin. "One, two, three, " shecounted under her breath; for she had learned to count up to fifty, andit was good practice when one wished to make the time pass. She hadjust come to forty-nine, and was wondering if she might remind the fairyfather of his duty, when the do...or opened.
It was Angel, of course; but Angel did not come in. She stopped on thethreshold, talking to somebody, or rather somebody was talking to her. Rosemary could not see the person, but she recognised the voice. It wasthat of Mademoiselle de Lavalette.
"You are not to write my mother letters, and trouble us about thatmoney, madame, " said the voice, as shrill now as it could be sweet. "Once for all, I will not have it. I have followed you to tell you this. You will be paid soon; that is enough.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I always keep quiet, while Angelputs on her thinking cap. " Hugh laughed, and was silent. But his head was too hot to wear athinking cap, and no story would come at his half-hearted call.
Rosemary waited in patience for him to begin. "One, two, three, " shecounted under her breath; for she had learned to count up to fifty, andit was good practice when one wished to make the time pass. She hadjust come to forty-nine, and was wondering if she might remind the fairyfather of his duty, when the do...or opened.
It was Angel, of course; but Angel did not come in. She stopped on thethreshold, talking to somebody, or rather somebody was talking to her. Rosemary could not see the person, but she recognised the voice. It wasthat of Mademoiselle de Lavalette.
"You are not to write my mother letters, and trouble us about thatmoney, madame, " said the voice, as shrill now as it could be sweet. "Once for all, I will not have it. I have followed you to tell you this. You will be paid soon; that is enough.
What to read after Rosemary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williamson Alice Muriel to read onlineMoreLess
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