Eglantine 3
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Dewtrie, too. I always did say she was a clever woman, and nothing proved it more than that mar- riage. She and her husband come occa- sionally to the Cove, to stay with Mrs.
Surbiton when the season is at its height.
It is touching to see her in the character of a pastor's wife. She does it so prettily.
She talks so sweetly about responsibilities, about the good that may be done by ex- ample and self-denial. One would think she had never in all her life said an evil word of anybody, or raised ...a report which she knew to be untrue. In fact, her con- 288 EGLANTINE.
versation and deportment give society tlie impression tTiat nothing but death is need- ed to make a saint of her.
Such women are to me a convincing ar- ofument for a future state — of retribution, I mean. If they are always to be prosper- ous, why need people try to be good at all ?
"Why don't we all set to work and tell stories, and make for ourselves a good position — say as Rectors' wives, or in any other way which the slandering of our neighbours may help to forward ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dewtrie, too. I always did say she was a clever woman, and nothing proved it more than that mar- riage. She and her husband come occa- sionally to the Cove, to stay with Mrs.
Surbiton when the season is at its height.
It is touching to see her in the character of a pastor's wife. She does it so prettily.
She talks so sweetly about responsibilities, about the good that may be done by ex- ample and self-denial. One would think she had never in all her life said an evil word of anybody, or raised ...a report which she knew to be untrue. In fact, her con- 288 EGLANTINE.
versation and deportment give society tlie impression tTiat nothing but death is need- ed to make a saint of her.
Such women are to me a convincing ar- ofument for a future state — of retribution, I mean. If they are always to be prosper- ous, why need people try to be good at all ?
"Why don't we all set to work and tell stories, and make for ourselves a good position — say as Rectors' wives, or in any other way which the slandering of our neighbours may help to forward ?
What to read after Eglantine 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tabor, Eliza to read onlineMoreLess
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