The Young Governess
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But it did not last long. The housekeeper, Mrs Beveridge, knocked on her bedroom door and was now interrupting her ladyship’s breakfast to tell her that Miss Spencer, the new governess, had packed her bags, if you please, and was waiting in the morning room for Lady Fordham and Sir Bradley to come down, as she wanted to give her notice.
Her mistress steepled her fingers under her chin and thought.
“Stupid girl,” she said finally, to no one in particular. “Get me my writing case, will you please,... Mary?”
Mrs Beveridge, a hatchet-faced woman in her early fifties, gave a superior little smile and brought the shagreen and rosewood case over to her mistress’s bed. Alice wrote rapidly in pencil on a sheet of notepaper, folded it twice and handed it to the housekeeper.
“Give that to Jenks. He’ll know what to do. And Mary…”
“Yes, M’lady?”
“No one must know of this.”
“Very good, M’lady.”
Of course, once outside her mistress’s room, Mary Beveridge read the note that Lady Fordham had written.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it did not last long. The housekeeper, Mrs Beveridge, knocked on her bedroom door and was now interrupting her ladyship’s breakfast to tell her that Miss Spencer, the new governess, had packed her bags, if you please, and was waiting in the morning room for Lady Fordham and Sir Bradley to come down, as she wanted to give her notice.
Her mistress steepled her fingers under her chin and thought.
“Stupid girl,” she said finally, to no one in particular. “Get me my writing case, will you please,... Mary?”
Mrs Beveridge, a hatchet-faced woman in her early fifties, gave a superior little smile and brought the shagreen and rosewood case over to her mistress’s bed. Alice wrote rapidly in pencil on a sheet of notepaper, folded it twice and handed it to the housekeeper.
“Give that to Jenks. He’ll know what to do. And Mary…”
“Yes, M’lady?”
“No one must know of this.”
“Very good, M’lady.”
Of course, once outside her mistress’s room, Mary Beveridge read the note that Lady Fordham had written.
What to read after The Young Governess?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phoebe Gardener to read onlineMoreLess
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