A Man's Mistake 1
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After ten o'clock the two ladies arrived in the doctor's little phaeton.
Of course some consultation about the all- important question of dress was necessary, and Mrs. Polemont proposed that she should make a tour of inspection through Linnet's wardrobe before deciding upon fresh purchases, leaving Mrs. Plummers- leigh to be entertained meanwhile by Mr.
Aubury in the garden.
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''Because, Maria dear," she said, in her merrily wise way, "you always say you don't care a bit a...bout dress and that sort of thing, and so it will only be a bore to you to go through it all. You can't think, Mr. Aubury, what trouble I have to make her get herself up fashionably enough for even a quiet little place like Abbot's Florey." Mr. Aubury, glancing at the pretty blue bonnet, which made the black silk dress look now quite a different thing, thought that what Mrs. Plummersleigh did manage to accomplish in that line, was accomplish- ed to sufficient purpose. And he had already discovered in her qualities much more important to him than the one of being able to make herself look fashion- able ; whilst always maintaining a ladylike appearance, it was evident, from what he had seen of her, that her thoughts found their resting-place upon a much higher level.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After ten o'clock the two ladies arrived in the doctor's little phaeton.
Of course some consultation about the all- important question of dress was necessary, and Mrs. Polemont proposed that she should make a tour of inspection through Linnet's wardrobe before deciding upon fresh purchases, leaving Mrs. Plummers- leigh to be entertained meanwhile by Mr.
Aubury in the garden.
k2 132 a man's mistake.
''Because, Maria dear," she said, in her merrily wise way, "you always say you don't care a bit a...bout dress and that sort of thing, and so it will only be a bore to you to go through it all. You can't think, Mr. Aubury, what trouble I have to make her get herself up fashionably enough for even a quiet little place like Abbot's Florey." Mr. Aubury, glancing at the pretty blue bonnet, which made the black silk dress look now quite a different thing, thought that what Mrs. Plummersleigh did manage to accomplish in that line, was accomplish- ed to sufficient purpose. And he had already discovered in her qualities much more important to him than the one of being able to make herself look fashion- able ; whilst always maintaining a ladylike appearance, it was evident, from what he had seen of her, that her thoughts found their resting-place upon a much higher level.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tabor, Eliza to read onlineMoreLess
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