The Trouble With Emma (2016)
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“ –niece of mine is such a clever girl, you know,” Mrs Cusack was saying. “Not only is Isabella putting herself through school and learning to design hats; she helps me with my accounts and balances my chequebook for me. I don’t know what I did before she came to Litchfield.”
You bounced a lot of cheques, according to Boz, Emma thought uncharitably.
“Well, then, you’re very lucky. Miss Fairfax is not only a clever young woman, but a considerate one as well,” Mr Bennet said. “She’s a credit to yo...ur sister and her family.”
All hail Saint Isabella… “I’ve brought Mrs Cusack’s tea,” Emma said, pushing her thoughts, like the door, aside as she entered the study and banged the tray down.
“Thank you,” Mr Bennet said. “Did you bring more biscuits, Emma dear?”
“I did.” She poured Mrs Cusack a cup and handed it over, and set the plate of biscuits down in front of her father. “Oh – by the way,” she added, her words casual, “I saw Isabella earlier today when I was walking the dog.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“ –niece of mine is such a clever girl, you know,” Mrs Cusack was saying. “Not only is Isabella putting herself through school and learning to design hats; she helps me with my accounts and balances my chequebook for me. I don’t know what I did before she came to Litchfield.”
You bounced a lot of cheques, according to Boz, Emma thought uncharitably.
“Well, then, you’re very lucky. Miss Fairfax is not only a clever young woman, but a considerate one as well,” Mr Bennet said. “She’s a credit to yo...ur sister and her family.”
All hail Saint Isabella… “I’ve brought Mrs Cusack’s tea,” Emma said, pushing her thoughts, like the door, aside as she entered the study and banged the tray down.
“Thank you,” Mr Bennet said. “Did you bring more biscuits, Emma dear?”
“I did.” She poured Mrs Cusack a cup and handed it over, and set the plate of biscuits down in front of her father. “Oh – by the way,” she added, her words casual, “I saw Isabella earlier today when I was walking the dog.”
What to read after The Trouble With Emma?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katie Oliver to read onlineMoreLess
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