Boys And Girls From Thackeray
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Maria (that's my cousin) used to take thesweet things and give 'em to the governess. Fancy! she used to put lumpsof sugar into her pocket and eat them in the schoolroom! Uncle Hobsondon't live in such good society as Uncle Newcome. You see, Aunt Hobson, she's very kind, you know, and all that, but I don't think she's what youcall _comme il faut_" "Why, how are you to judge?" asks the father, amused at the lad's candidprattle, "and where does the difference lie?" "I can't tell you what it is, or... how it is, " the boy answered, "only onecan't help seeing the difference. It isn't rank and that: only somehowthere are some men gentlemen and some not, and some women ladies and somenot. There's Jones now, the fifth-form master, every man sees he's agentleman, though he wears ever so old clothes; and there's Mr. Brown, who oils his hair, and wears rings, and white chokers--my eyes! suchwhite chokers!--and yet we call him the handsome snob! And so about AuntMaria, she's very handsome and she's very finely dressed, only somehowshe's not the ticket, you see.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maria (that's my cousin) used to take thesweet things and give 'em to the governess. Fancy! she used to put lumpsof sugar into her pocket and eat them in the schoolroom! Uncle Hobsondon't live in such good society as Uncle Newcome. You see, Aunt Hobson, she's very kind, you know, and all that, but I don't think she's what youcall _comme il faut_" "Why, how are you to judge?" asks the father, amused at the lad's candidprattle, "and where does the difference lie?" "I can't tell you what it is, or... how it is, " the boy answered, "only onecan't help seeing the difference. It isn't rank and that: only somehowthere are some men gentlemen and some not, and some women ladies and somenot. There's Jones now, the fifth-form master, every man sees he's agentleman, though he wears ever so old clothes; and there's Mr. Brown, who oils his hair, and wears rings, and white chokers--my eyes! suchwhite chokers!--and yet we call him the handsome snob! And so about AuntMaria, she's very handsome and she's very finely dressed, only somehowshe's not the ticket, you see.
What to read after Boys And Girls From Thackeray?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sweetser Kate Dickinson to read onlineMoreLess
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