Ostentation And Liberality : a Tale : in Two Volumes 1
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" I hope mamma," continued Marian, " will call-in Portman-square. I am dying to see Lady Jane. It is true, I assure you; so you need not look so full of wonder, child. Would you believe that such a pattern-lady could conde- scend to follow us in any thing ?" Miss Colville could not resist a look of incre- dulity. " Yes," said Marian, "she ac- tually has done so ; she has had a dress made after one of Caroline's, and a pe- lisse exactly like mine." The smile with which Frances re- ceived this im...portant information dilated into a downright fit of laughter, as she caught the countenance of her governess ; 164 for even Miss Colviile seemed to put some restraint upon herself, to guard against the error of her pupil. But the half-imploring look she directed towards Frances, as if entreating her to spare the giddy babbler, so completely deranged the mortified Marian, that, with some asperity, she inquired " what she had said that was so very ridiculous?" "I must deprecate your indulgence for Miss Austen, ma'am," said Miss Colvjlle: "her expectation was some- what raised ; and, unfortunately, the denouement , as I imagine, reminded her of a circumstance somewhat similar ; one with which we had both been greatly amused." Nothing could have been more vexa- tious than this apology ; which, to the if- ritated Marian, seemed invented to mor- tify her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I hope mamma," continued Marian, " will call-in Portman-square. I am dying to see Lady Jane. It is true, I assure you; so you need not look so full of wonder, child. Would you believe that such a pattern-lady could conde- scend to follow us in any thing ?" Miss Colville could not resist a look of incre- dulity. " Yes," said Marian, "she ac- tually has done so ; she has had a dress made after one of Caroline's, and a pe- lisse exactly like mine." The smile with which Frances re- ceived this im...portant information dilated into a downright fit of laughter, as she caught the countenance of her governess ; 164 for even Miss Colviile seemed to put some restraint upon herself, to guard against the error of her pupil. But the half-imploring look she directed towards Frances, as if entreating her to spare the giddy babbler, so completely deranged the mortified Marian, that, with some asperity, she inquired " what she had said that was so very ridiculous?" "I must deprecate your indulgence for Miss Austen, ma'am," said Miss Colvjlle: "her expectation was some- what raised ; and, unfortunately, the denouement , as I imagine, reminded her of a circumstance somewhat similar ; one with which we had both been greatly amused." Nothing could have been more vexa- tious than this apology ; which, to the if- ritated Marian, seemed invented to mor- tify her.
What to read after Ostentation And Liberality : a Tale : in Two Volumes 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sallie Bingham Center for Women's History And Culture. Ncd to read onlineMoreLess
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