The Sunday Magazine volume 15
The Sunday Magazine volume 15
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It just come over me that it Avould be a very nice little attention if we were to ask Miss O'Donnell to our ball. " " Miss O'Donnell ? " exclaimed all three.
But Katie's sharp eyes also took in the fact that John Henry was now awake.
" Well, and why liot, my dear children ? I don't say that the poor thing hasn't had her misfortunes ; but she's a fine, pretty, Avell-grown girl, and it isn't her fault if her father was no end of a spendthrift. I met her out riding the other day on a shaggy pony, ...and a great, ferocious-looking dog by her side, and I did think she looked lonely, jjoor young lass, and of course she'd be very much pleased to see all the changes we have made in Inchfawn, and how we have im- proved the place ; the ball will be a fine bit of entertainment for her, and I am sure you Avouldn't mind her sharing your room for the night, Katie ? " "Oh, no, mother, not in the least, and it would be rather fine to have Miss O'Donnell at our ball ; somehow people think a great deal of the O'Donnells, though I don't know why.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It just come over me that it Avould be a very nice little attention if we were to ask Miss O'Donnell to our ball. " " Miss O'Donnell ? " exclaimed all three.
But Katie's sharp eyes also took in the fact that John Henry was now awake.
" Well, and why liot, my dear children ? I don't say that the poor thing hasn't had her misfortunes ; but she's a fine, pretty, Avell-grown girl, and it isn't her fault if her father was no end of a spendthrift. I met her out riding the other day on a shaggy pony, ...and a great, ferocious-looking dog by her side, and I did think she looked lonely, jjoor young lass, and of course she'd be very much pleased to see all the changes we have made in Inchfawn, and how we have im- proved the place ; the ball will be a fine bit of entertainment for her, and I am sure you Avouldn't mind her sharing your room for the night, Katie ? " "Oh, no, mother, not in the least, and it would be rather fine to have Miss O'Donnell at our ball ; somehow people think a great deal of the O'Donnells, though I don't know why.
What to read after The Sunday Magazine volume 15?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Cuthrie to read onlineMoreLess
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