The Englishwoman. a Novel V. 2
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"I could not avoid it, my friend/'said Mm Asgill; *h't was a situation that at first pain- ed me, but as it drew to its conclusion, my admiration of the parties was so increased,, as to make me rejoice in being the witness of so much generosity and principle. — Yoii have some sick lady here," continued Seli'- 3aa; *' perhaps though she would not allow ©ne of the other sex to administer to her comfort, she might not be so scrupulous "with one of her own." " God bless you, my sweet young lady,'* ...ajaid the soft-hearted Mills, "I am pleased ta find so much worth i=n the world;, but, thank God, my young mistress has not wanted any thing since she came to me. — I am sure I thought I should die, when she came, one evening,, in a hack chaise. — I thought, to be sure, it was some one who wanted a sleep- ing-room^as I often let one in the spring, so ou^lwent, and a faint voice said, 'My good Betty, can you t^ke me in for a little while ^ i believe I have come to die with you !' — £ THE ENGLISHWOMAN.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I could not avoid it, my friend/'said Mm Asgill; *h't was a situation that at first pain- ed me, but as it drew to its conclusion, my admiration of the parties was so increased,, as to make me rejoice in being the witness of so much generosity and principle. — Yoii have some sick lady here," continued Seli'- 3aa; *' perhaps though she would not allow ©ne of the other sex to administer to her comfort, she might not be so scrupulous "with one of her own." " God bless you, my sweet young lady,'* ...ajaid the soft-hearted Mills, "I am pleased ta find so much worth i=n the world;, but, thank God, my young mistress has not wanted any thing since she came to me. — I am sure I thought I should die, when she came, one evening,, in a hack chaise. — I thought, to be sure, it was some one who wanted a sleep- ing-room^as I often let one in the spring, so ou^lwent, and a faint voice said, 'My good Betty, can you t^ke me in for a little while ^ i believe I have come to die with you !' — £ THE ENGLISHWOMAN.
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