Beyminstre 1
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The Sunday scholars of Miss Charlotte — whom she teaches to sing with exemplary skill and patience — have been busied from an early lioiu* in decorating the music-room with festoons of evergreens and summer roses, for which they are severally rewarded by Mrs. Winter, as they go out, with a large glass of cowslip-wine, and an immense piece of plum-cake. The instruments are tuned and arranged on the platform. Regina has withdrawn from the tea-table, which the hospitable old lady has converted int...o a banquet of every delicacy BEYMIXSTRE. 147 she could recollect, to make her toilet under the superintendence of Miss Winter. Miss Charlotte floats into the room devoted to the performers, to give the final touches to the sideboard of fruit and refreshments prepared for their gratification, and arrano;es her blue satin boddice and black rino-lets before the glass. Mr. Bradford Winter saunters in soon after, not much better-looking than his brother Richard, but very smart and scented, with white gloves and curled hair ; Miss Field and Miss Clark, with the two Misses Rogers, arrive next, with a roll of music apiece, and very stiff silk gowns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Sunday scholars of Miss Charlotte — whom she teaches to sing with exemplary skill and patience — have been busied from an early lioiu* in decorating the music-room with festoons of evergreens and summer roses, for which they are severally rewarded by Mrs. Winter, as they go out, with a large glass of cowslip-wine, and an immense piece of plum-cake. The instruments are tuned and arranged on the platform. Regina has withdrawn from the tea-table, which the hospitable old lady has converted int...o a banquet of every delicacy BEYMIXSTRE. 147 she could recollect, to make her toilet under the superintendence of Miss Winter. Miss Charlotte floats into the room devoted to the performers, to give the final touches to the sideboard of fruit and refreshments prepared for their gratification, and arrano;es her blue satin boddice and black rino-lets before the glass. Mr. Bradford Winter saunters in soon after, not much better-looking than his brother Richard, but very smart and scented, with white gloves and curled hair ; Miss Field and Miss Clark, with the two Misses Rogers, arrive next, with a roll of music apiece, and very stiff silk gowns.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallace, Ellen to read onlineMoreLess
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