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Aunt Jane's Nieces in Society

Chapter 10 MISLED

Word Count: 1121    |    Released on: 30/11/2017

. "You low scoundrel!" he exclaimed. "It was your t

red the other, blandly.

d it yo

hone, deliberately l

clared Arthur, bitterly. "But you have given us wis

red at him, betwe

e becoming insolent. It won't do, my

t, if you dare

war

ershone, for one reason or another. No one believes in your pretended reform. But I want to war

thur was right, there was no fight in Mershone; that is, of the knock-down order. He would fi

sir, to speak for Miss

orld," replied Arthur. "

! Since

fact, however, that little excitement you created las

reat

ot care to meet you again. You will

e you, Weldon.

s Merrick again and I'll soon

hether he was in earnest or not. To solve the question he called a taxicab and in

h a message that Mis

it is important,"

r departed, and

t be conveyed in writing, sir," h

antic with disappointment. Louise's treatment of the past few days might have warned him, but he had no intuition of the immediate catastrophe that had overtaken him. It wasn't h

set teeth that if Louise was lost to him she should never marry Weldon. Not o

d to marry Louise Merrick drove her to a wild anger no less powerful because she restraine

ay we can prev

e a caged beast. His eyes were red and wick

thing in this world as I want that girl.

oice spoken of with such contempt, but after all their disappointment and de

he paused

that country home

py it now. Father does

t des

Madame Cerise is

to ask you what had becom

things that did not concern her. So father took an antipathy to the poor creature, and be

e best news in the world. I believe it will help clear up t

lain?" asked

e responsible for the climax that faces us. Besides, a woman is never a good conspirator. I know what you want; and I kno

elp you and rema

Cerise and tell her to place the house

So they sat in silence a moment. Then slowly she arose and moved to he

at the place?" enqui

es

ill make it doubly sure. And give me the numb

tly tore u

d. "Being in the dark, sir, I pref

, admiringly. "But for heaven's sake d

precious plans to yourself, now and alway

ll, never mind. Is old Cerise to

rl. "Cerise belongs to th

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“After Louisa May Alcott's Little Women proved to be a publishing sensation, other book purveyors sought out titles with similar appeal. The Aunt Jane's Nieces series was designed to hook young audiences who first fell for Alcott's work. In Aunt Jane's Nieces in Society, the girls make their debut among the affluent upper classes—and find that high-society living is not all it's cracked up to be.”