The Children's Hour
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His letter to Mina, thanking her for his afternoon at Ottercombe, suggests it – very casually – since he will be near the school during the following weekend, ‘if your mother is happy about it,’ he adds, ‘and Nest’s headmistress allows it.’ Nest is relieved to hear that Connor has managed to visit Ottercombe but Mina’s letter unconsciously strikes a warning note that makes her uneasy: ‘He’s great fun and made us laugh. Mama was very taken with him but not as much as he was with Henrietta, who wa...s down for the weekend. Anyway, he’s sent a bread-and-butter and asks if you’d like to go out to tea . . .’ ‘You seem to have been a great success with my family,’ she says lightly, once they are settled in the tea-shop in the little local town. There are other families with their daughters at nearby tables and she is obliged to behave with a decorum that she doesn’t feel at all. ‘Mina says Mama was very impressed with you.’ ‘She’s a lovely woman.’ He seems calm, quite at ease, but she senses his tension.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His letter to Mina, thanking her for his afternoon at Ottercombe, suggests it – very casually – since he will be near the school during the following weekend, ‘if your mother is happy about it,’ he adds, ‘and Nest’s headmistress allows it.’ Nest is relieved to hear that Connor has managed to visit Ottercombe but Mina’s letter unconsciously strikes a warning note that makes her uneasy: ‘He’s great fun and made us laugh. Mama was very taken with him but not as much as he was with Henrietta, who wa...s down for the weekend. Anyway, he’s sent a bread-and-butter and asks if you’d like to go out to tea . . .’ ‘You seem to have been a great success with my family,’ she says lightly, once they are settled in the tea-shop in the little local town. There are other families with their daughters at nearby tables and she is obliged to behave with a decorum that she doesn’t feel at all. ‘Mina says Mama was very impressed with you.’ ‘She’s a lovely woman.’ He seems calm, quite at ease, but she senses his tension.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcia Willett to read onlineMoreLess
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