Two Worlds of Fashion : a Novel 3
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Rickson — if you wouldn't mind speaking to her — might — ' ' Of course, she knows all about children — there's a kitchen full of 'em sitting down to breakfast at this moment. You wait here. I'll have a talk with her about what's to be done.' Rickson hurried away ; sent his numerous olive-branches out of the kitchen on various pretexts, and then informed his wife of Will's somewhat extraordinary petition.
Mrs. Rickson was one of those wonderfully disposed women on whom nature has set the stamp o...f 'mother' — Avho are, who can be, MRS. WITHERS OUTRAGED. 223 nothing but mothers. She was a bright-faced, plump little woman, looking as happy and innocent as the baby sleeping on her lap.
' It's an odd affair,' she said when her husband had stated Will's case to her, ^ and I don't see what we can do in it. Did you look at the baby to see what it was like ?' ' Why, what on earth should it be like but a baby ?' he asked, with a hearty laugh.
' Sam Rickson, after seeing as many ba- bies as you've seen, you ought to be ashamed to speak of one in that way ; as if there was no difference in any of them ; as if my Katie here — ' she stooped and printed a soft doting kiss on the downy forehead of her sleeping last-born as she spoke — ' wasn't prettier than any baby you ever set eyes on before !' 'She's the sleepiest young shaver I ever before set eyes on — but that's a blessing to her mother, I should fancy.' ' Sleep and beauty go together in babies,' said Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rickson — if you wouldn't mind speaking to her — might — ' ' Of course, she knows all about children — there's a kitchen full of 'em sitting down to breakfast at this moment. You wait here. I'll have a talk with her about what's to be done.' Rickson hurried away ; sent his numerous olive-branches out of the kitchen on various pretexts, and then informed his wife of Will's somewhat extraordinary petition.
Mrs. Rickson was one of those wonderfully disposed women on whom nature has set the stamp o...f 'mother' — Avho are, who can be, MRS. WITHERS OUTRAGED. 223 nothing but mothers. She was a bright-faced, plump little woman, looking as happy and innocent as the baby sleeping on her lap.
' It's an odd affair,' she said when her husband had stated Will's case to her, ^ and I don't see what we can do in it. Did you look at the baby to see what it was like ?' ' Why, what on earth should it be like but a baby ?' he asked, with a hearty laugh.
' Sam Rickson, after seeing as many ba- bies as you've seen, you ought to be ashamed to speak of one in that way ; as if there was no difference in any of them ; as if my Katie here — ' she stooped and printed a soft doting kiss on the downy forehead of her sleeping last-born as she spoke — ' wasn't prettier than any baby you ever set eyes on before !' 'She's the sleepiest young shaver I ever before set eyes on — but that's a blessing to her mother, I should fancy.' ' Sleep and beauty go together in babies,' said Mrs.
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