The Widow Wyse a Novel
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Brewster was very much interested, and they received many proofs of that lady's kind thoughtfulness from time to time.
Kitty managed to meet Ethel alone during the evening and said hurriedly : " Well, dear, what do you think of mamma's pets ? They remind me of those mechanical dolls which can bend, and manage to articulate something like words, if they are squeezed. If a pretty girl speaks to one of them, it puts him in torture, which answers to the squeezing, and he mumbles an unintelligible w...ord or two. How I pity the poor things ! and mamma really thinks they enjoy it. " " I imagined myself in a bowling-alley, " said Ethel. " They were all standing in such straight, solemn rows, that I couldn't help wishing for a bowl. I am sure if I could have had one, they would all have gone down together. " 154 THE WIDOW WYSE.
" Oh ! that is very good, " said Kitty. " I must tell mamma of that. " " Not for the world, " said Ethel. " She would not threaten me with the nursery, but she would send me there at once, and serve me right, too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brewster was very much interested, and they received many proofs of that lady's kind thoughtfulness from time to time.
Kitty managed to meet Ethel alone during the evening and said hurriedly : " Well, dear, what do you think of mamma's pets ? They remind me of those mechanical dolls which can bend, and manage to articulate something like words, if they are squeezed. If a pretty girl speaks to one of them, it puts him in torture, which answers to the squeezing, and he mumbles an unintelligible w...ord or two. How I pity the poor things ! and mamma really thinks they enjoy it. " " I imagined myself in a bowling-alley, " said Ethel. " They were all standing in such straight, solemn rows, that I couldn't help wishing for a bowl. I am sure if I could have had one, they would all have gone down together. " 154 THE WIDOW WYSE.
" Oh ! that is very good, " said Kitty. " I must tell mamma of that. " " Not for the world, " said Ethel. " She would not threaten me with the nursery, but she would send me there at once, and serve me right, too.
What to read after The Widow Wyse a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Marr Bean to read onlineMoreLess
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