Bethesda
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As long as our consciences are clear we need not inquire the opinions of others. If there is one thing I detest it is pandering to public opinion ! Life early took that weakness out of me. " " I don't know, " said Bethesda, a trifle wistfully. " I like the good opinion of every one. We were said in Florence, Rene', to be the only foreign women about whom there was no gossip. That gratified me exceedingly, I confess. " Rene' glanced at her with just a tinge of possible remorse. But the present w...as her own choice, and every moment bore witness to her happiness in it.
Often now Rend brought some manuscript for Bethesda to criticise to the parlour in the mornings, and as Mrs. Trescott was generally home, occupied with milliners and dressmakers, but still affording chaperonage, he was gladly invited in. Then they would take refuge in the deep embrasure of the window, near which was the desk, and spend many happy hours oblivious of the chatter and bargaining going on without their charmed retreat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As long as our consciences are clear we need not inquire the opinions of others. If there is one thing I detest it is pandering to public opinion ! Life early took that weakness out of me. " " I don't know, " said Bethesda, a trifle wistfully. " I like the good opinion of every one. We were said in Florence, Rene', to be the only foreign women about whom there was no gossip. That gratified me exceedingly, I confess. " Rene' glanced at her with just a tinge of possible remorse. But the present w...as her own choice, and every moment bore witness to her happiness in it.
Often now Rend brought some manuscript for Bethesda to criticise to the parlour in the mornings, and as Mrs. Trescott was generally home, occupied with milliners and dressmakers, but still affording chaperonage, he was gladly invited in. Then they would take refuge in the deep embrasure of the window, near which was the desk, and spend many happy hours oblivious of the chatter and bargaining going on without their charmed retreat.
What to read after Bethesda?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Elbon to read onlineMoreLess
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