Mrs. Greville : the Story of a Woman's Life 2
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''I do not understand you ; what do you mean?
*' I do not know wliy you should be so out of temper with my poor friend — a most excellent person — unless indeed she hit the mark too nearly. I am not quite ignorant of your intimacy with Mrs. Greville." " Nor is any one. I like and admire Mrs.
Greville, and I must say it would be far 150 MRS. GREVILLE.
better to make her your friend, instead of Miss Wilson." " Thank you, I prefer choosing my own friends ; the flirting women you take up, are not m...uch in my hne." '* I am sorry you should speak to me in that tone/' said her husband very quietly, " but come, do not let this mischief-making woman cause dissension between us." ** Of course you abuse my friends, I am accustomed to that," replied his wife, in the tone of a martyr.
" I am not aware that I ever did so before.
I do not like Miss Wilson. Ask Okehampton what he thinks of her. He says she shall never enter his house again, and were this my house I should say the same." " I can easily understand his not liking so high principled a person." " You are going rather too far, Sarah," said her husband, getting up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
''I do not understand you ; what do you mean?
*' I do not know wliy you should be so out of temper with my poor friend — a most excellent person — unless indeed she hit the mark too nearly. I am not quite ignorant of your intimacy with Mrs. Greville." " Nor is any one. I like and admire Mrs.
Greville, and I must say it would be far 150 MRS. GREVILLE.
better to make her your friend, instead of Miss Wilson." " Thank you, I prefer choosing my own friends ; the flirting women you take up, are not m...uch in my hne." '* I am sorry you should speak to me in that tone/' said her husband very quietly, " but come, do not let this mischief-making woman cause dissension between us." ** Of course you abuse my friends, I am accustomed to that," replied his wife, in the tone of a martyr.
" I am not aware that I ever did so before.
I do not like Miss Wilson. Ask Okehampton what he thinks of her. He says she shall never enter his house again, and were this my house I should say the same." " I can easily understand his not liking so high principled a person." " You are going rather too far, Sarah," said her husband, getting up.
What to read after Mrs. Greville : the Story of a Woman's Life 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ursula to read onlineMoreLess
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