The Comings of Cousin Ann
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But! There is no maybe and no but about it. They are theloveliest old men in the world. You got to be a cousin too suddenly, Mr. Bucknor. Kinship is something deeper than a sudden flare. The oldmen are my fairy godfathers and that is closer than forty-eleventhcousins. Why, they even gave me my lovely dress so I could come to theball. No, Mr. Barnes, I haven't forgotten, " she said, tucking her handin the old man's arm as he came up to claim her promise. She lookedover her shoulder and laughed a...t Jeff Bucknor. "Good-bye, Cousin!" shecalled.
Jeff moodily sought refuge behind Cousin Ann's draperies. He knew hewas behaving rudely, not to dance with the girls of the house party. He was sure Mildred and Nan would berate him, but he felt as thoughthere were weights on his feet. Miss Ann graciously made room forhim.
"A very charming ball, Cousin, " she said.
"Yes!" "Why are you not dancing?" "Nobody to dance with--unless you will favor me, " he added gallantly.
"No, my dear cousin, I have danced once to-night and I am afraid I hadbetter not venture again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But! There is no maybe and no but about it. They are theloveliest old men in the world. You got to be a cousin too suddenly, Mr. Bucknor. Kinship is something deeper than a sudden flare. The oldmen are my fairy godfathers and that is closer than forty-eleventhcousins. Why, they even gave me my lovely dress so I could come to theball. No, Mr. Barnes, I haven't forgotten, " she said, tucking her handin the old man's arm as he came up to claim her promise. She lookedover her shoulder and laughed a...t Jeff Bucknor. "Good-bye, Cousin!" shecalled.
Jeff moodily sought refuge behind Cousin Ann's draperies. He knew hewas behaving rudely, not to dance with the girls of the house party. He was sure Mildred and Nan would berate him, but he felt as thoughthere were weights on his feet. Miss Ann graciously made room forhim.
"A very charming ball, Cousin, " she said.
"Yes!" "Why are you not dancing?" "Nobody to dance with--unless you will favor me, " he added gallantly.
"No, my dear cousin, I have danced once to-night and I am afraid I hadbetter not venture again.
What to read after The Comings of Cousin Ann?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sampson Emma Speed to read onlineMoreLess
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