A Poor Relation (1990)
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Millicent helped herself lavishly from a dish of asparagus. “She is in mourning still, and for her father, not some distant relative.”
“I must not dance, of course,” Rowena said, “but I cannot think it would be disrespectful to go into company. I shall not be in mourning much longer.”
For once Aunt Hermione backed her. “A number of people have specifically named Rowena on their invitations, though they must know she is in mourning. It would be shocking to offend our neighbours by refusing.”
“I d...aresay the others meant to include her in the family,” Anne put in.
This drew Millicent’s ire. “Anne has not made her come out in London yet. It is not at all proper for her to go to parties before she has her Season.”
“You did,” protested her sister. “Besides, I am not at all sure that I want a Season, yet I do not mean to be a hermit all my life.”
“I am not surprised that you do not want a Season. Antidotes have a miserable time of it in London, watching everyone else dancing.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Millicent helped herself lavishly from a dish of asparagus. “She is in mourning still, and for her father, not some distant relative.”
“I must not dance, of course,” Rowena said, “but I cannot think it would be disrespectful to go into company. I shall not be in mourning much longer.”
For once Aunt Hermione backed her. “A number of people have specifically named Rowena on their invitations, though they must know she is in mourning. It would be shocking to offend our neighbours by refusing.”
“I d...aresay the others meant to include her in the family,” Anne put in.
This drew Millicent’s ire. “Anne has not made her come out in London yet. It is not at all proper for her to go to parties before she has her Season.”
“You did,” protested her sister. “Besides, I am not at all sure that I want a Season, yet I do not mean to be a hermit all my life.”
“I am not surprised that you do not want a Season. Antidotes have a miserable time of it in London, watching everyone else dancing.”
What to read after A Poor Relation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carola Dunn to read onlineMoreLess
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