Lascare : a Tale 1
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The style of her conversation is very winning, and her deportment is extremely good ; and so is that of her mother, from whom, I suppose, she derived it. Mrs. Phinn was born and bred 78 LASCARE.
a lady, ^whatever may be the cause of her reduced circumstances ; and she has so trained her daughter — who, by the way, was a very apt pupil — that she is superior to many young ladies of higher pretensions. Their appear- ance in this neighbourhood is a great secret, that even their daughter is not acq...uainted with, but I say again he is a happy man that marries her, if he be the Emperor of all the Russias." "I think," said Mrs. Kelly, ^Hhat we lose a great deal of enjoyment, and the opportunity of doing a great deal of good, from the con- ventional usages of society." ^^ I am glad to hear you say so," said Lucy, '^and we are cowards, abject cowards, to yield to the opinion of the unreasonable and un- thinking world. Why could not I, as well as Edith Phinn, do someting useful ? Why should not I make your butter, feed your poultry, and milk your cows, if you were not afraid the world would know what your visitor was doing ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The style of her conversation is very winning, and her deportment is extremely good ; and so is that of her mother, from whom, I suppose, she derived it. Mrs. Phinn was born and bred 78 LASCARE.
a lady, ^whatever may be the cause of her reduced circumstances ; and she has so trained her daughter — who, by the way, was a very apt pupil — that she is superior to many young ladies of higher pretensions. Their appear- ance in this neighbourhood is a great secret, that even their daughter is not acq...uainted with, but I say again he is a happy man that marries her, if he be the Emperor of all the Russias." "I think," said Mrs. Kelly, ^Hhat we lose a great deal of enjoyment, and the opportunity of doing a great deal of good, from the con- ventional usages of society." ^^ I am glad to hear you say so," said Lucy, '^and we are cowards, abject cowards, to yield to the opinion of the unreasonable and un- thinking world. Why could not I, as well as Edith Phinn, do someting useful ? Why should not I make your butter, feed your poultry, and milk your cows, if you were not afraid the world would know what your visitor was doing ?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tregenna, Charles, 1810-1878 to read onlineMoreLess
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