The Carroll Girls
The Carroll Girls
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Anna looked at her once or twice as though she wouldlike to say something. No one cares to see a window covered withfinger-marks. But she did not say anything; she was in a hurry, andpresently retired to her kitchen, and Esther was left alone.
"I thought last night it would be quite easy to be good here, " she said toherself, "but it doesn't seem so now. " She stood and gazed out at theriver disconsolately. It seemed to her that the others, who were notnearly as anxious to help as she was, were... taking all her opportunities, and she was left, to seem idle and unkind--and really she meant sodifferently.
Poor Esther! Once more, while full of big aims, she was overlooking thelittle chances.
"Well, " she said at last in a very proud tone, "if no one wants me I willgo for a walk by myself. I shan't be in any one's way then!" She knewquite well she was in no one's way, but she was very aggrieved and full ofself-pity.
She was just crossing the hall to put on her hat, when Miss Charlotteentered it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Anna looked at her once or twice as though she wouldlike to say something. No one cares to see a window covered withfinger-marks. But she did not say anything; she was in a hurry, andpresently retired to her kitchen, and Esther was left alone.
"I thought last night it would be quite easy to be good here, " she said toherself, "but it doesn't seem so now. " She stood and gazed out at theriver disconsolately. It seemed to her that the others, who were notnearly as anxious to help as she was, were... taking all her opportunities, and she was left, to seem idle and unkind--and really she meant sodifferently.
Poor Esther! Once more, while full of big aims, she was overlooking thelittle chances.
"Well, " she said at last in a very proud tone, "if no one wants me I willgo for a walk by myself. I shan't be in any one's way then!" She knewquite well she was in no one's way, but she was very aggrieved and full ofself-pity.
She was just crossing the hall to put on her hat, when Miss Charlotteentered it.
What to read after The Carroll Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mabel Quiller Couch to read onlineMoreLess
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