Tales And Novels. 5
Tales And Novels. 5
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Beaumont; ''but Amelia might have looked much higher. If she does not know her own interest and dignity, that is not my fault." **If she had such a fortime as I shall have," said Miss Hunter, " she might afford to marry for love, because you know she could make her husband afterwards keep her proper equipages, and take, her to town, and go into parliament, and get a title for her too !" " Very true, my darling," said Mrs. Beaumont, who was at this instant so absent, that she assented without ha...ving heard one syllable that her darling said.
" But for Amelia, who has no such great fortune of her own, it is quite another thing, you know, dearest Mrs. Beaumont Oh, you'll see how she'll repent when she sees you Lady Puckeridge, and herself plain Mrs. Walsingham. And when she sees the figure you'll make in town next winter, and the style my brother will live in — Oh, then she'll see what a difference there is between Sir John Hunter and Captain Walsingham !" " Very true, indeed, my dear," said Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beaumont; ''but Amelia might have looked much higher. If she does not know her own interest and dignity, that is not my fault." **If she had such a fortime as I shall have," said Miss Hunter, " she might afford to marry for love, because you know she could make her husband afterwards keep her proper equipages, and take, her to town, and go into parliament, and get a title for her too !" " Very true, my darling," said Mrs. Beaumont, who was at this instant so absent, that she assented without ha...ving heard one syllable that her darling said.
" But for Amelia, who has no such great fortune of her own, it is quite another thing, you know, dearest Mrs. Beaumont Oh, you'll see how she'll repent when she sees you Lady Puckeridge, and herself plain Mrs. Walsingham. And when she sees the figure you'll make in town next winter, and the style my brother will live in — Oh, then she'll see what a difference there is between Sir John Hunter and Captain Walsingham !" " Very true, indeed, my dear," said Mrs.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgeworth Maria to read onlineMoreLess
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