Dramatic Portraits
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And then they're always so plain. That's a great advantage. And German is such a useful language, far more useful for a young girl than French. There are so many more books she can be allowed to read in it. French can be learnt later — and should be, in my opinion.
165 DRAMATIC PORTRAITS Mrs. Pratt. I quite agree with you, Lady Faringford. But the Rector is less strict in these matters. He allowed my girls to begin French directly they went to school, at Miss Thursby's. But I am bound to say th...ey never seem to have learnt any. So perhaps it did no harm.
Mas. Jackson. Yes, I have always heard Miss Thursby's was an excellent school.
But Wilde would never have written The Return of the Prodigal. He would never have studied so patiently as Hankin did the lesser country houses of Gloucestershire, Leicestershire, and Dorsetshire. Hankin's first play is set in the suburb of Norwood, and in the suburb of Norwood Wilde could never have been prevailed upon to set foot at all. Lady Stutfield and the Archdeacon, Lady Bracknel and the Honourable Gwendolen, the Duchess of Berwick and her little chatterbox, were seen for a moment in galvanic action during the London season ; their stage counterparts, without the wit, were already types in the theatres of Wilde's day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And then they're always so plain. That's a great advantage. And German is such a useful language, far more useful for a young girl than French. There are so many more books she can be allowed to read in it. French can be learnt later — and should be, in my opinion.
165 DRAMATIC PORTRAITS Mrs. Pratt. I quite agree with you, Lady Faringford. But the Rector is less strict in these matters. He allowed my girls to begin French directly they went to school, at Miss Thursby's. But I am bound to say th...ey never seem to have learnt any. So perhaps it did no harm.
Mas. Jackson. Yes, I have always heard Miss Thursby's was an excellent school.
But Wilde would never have written The Return of the Prodigal. He would never have studied so patiently as Hankin did the lesser country houses of Gloucestershire, Leicestershire, and Dorsetshire. Hankin's first play is set in the suburb of Norwood, and in the suburb of Norwood Wilde could never have been prevailed upon to set foot at all. Lady Stutfield and the Archdeacon, Lady Bracknel and the Honourable Gwendolen, the Duchess of Berwick and her little chatterbox, were seen for a moment in galvanic action during the London season ; their stage counterparts, without the wit, were already types in the theatres of Wilde's day.
What to read after Dramatic Portraits?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P P Percival Presland Howe to read onlineMoreLess
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