Six Common Things
Six Common Things
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Her lips moved, but the words were inaudible. A slight blush had spread over her face, but it was a hot day, and it may only have been the effect of stooping down to pick up the fragments of the wine-glass. The footman does not pick things up for the governess.
As ill-luck would have it, there was sitting opposite to me, a certain Miss Grantham, to whom I had expounded that morning some of my views on the position 212 POOR MISS HUNTINGFORD of governesses. She caught my eye, smiled mah'ciously, ...and took a custard from the tray which a footman was handing. Then she turned to the man and said, " I am so very much obliged to you. " The footman was too well bred to stare, and passed on.
The governess did not hear, and con- sequently the shot fell harmless.
But Miss Grantham did not intend to be baulked of her scene. She had a morbid craving for small scenes, which made other people rather uncomfortable. With her most winning air she addressed the governess directly.
" Edith tells me you are doing the first canto of the * Faerie Queene ' with her, Miss Huntingford.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her lips moved, but the words were inaudible. A slight blush had spread over her face, but it was a hot day, and it may only have been the effect of stooping down to pick up the fragments of the wine-glass. The footman does not pick things up for the governess.
As ill-luck would have it, there was sitting opposite to me, a certain Miss Grantham, to whom I had expounded that morning some of my views on the position 212 POOR MISS HUNTINGFORD of governesses. She caught my eye, smiled mah'ciously, ...and took a custard from the tray which a footman was handing. Then she turned to the man and said, " I am so very much obliged to you. " The footman was too well bred to stare, and passed on.
The governess did not hear, and con- sequently the shot fell harmless.
But Miss Grantham did not intend to be baulked of her scene. She had a morbid craving for small scenes, which made other people rather uncomfortable. With her most winning air she addressed the governess directly.
" Edith tells me you are doing the first canto of the * Faerie Queene ' with her, Miss Huntingford.
What to read after Six Common Things?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson, E. F. (Edward Frederic), 1867-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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