The Miser of Raveloe..
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Mrs. Kimble [addressing the Miss Gunns] : Where do you get your ribbons? You always wear the latest fashions in dresses.
Eeally, I quite envy you.
First Miss Gunn : Oh ! do you like them ? I'm so glad. We do seem rather fortunate, but sister is such a genius. She has such taste.
Second Miss Gunn : Sister ! — Ladies, don't mind her, she is such a flatterer !
Mrs. Kimble: My dear Mrs. Osgood, do let me pat that ribbon into place. [Mrs. Osgood surprised, hut allows her to do so.] It was annoying m...e so. There [turning to the Miss Gunns], isn't that better? [Chorus of "So pretty," and "Oh! Yes."] Mrs. Crackenthorp : Such worldliness !
THE MISER OF EAVELOE 15 [Enter Nancy^ drops curtsy and advances toward Mrs. Kimble, who runs to welcome her. They exchange greetings.] Mrs. Osgood: How do you do, niece? I am very glad you came early. Let me present the Miss Gunns. [Nancy and the Miss GuNNS curtsy.] Mrs. Kimble: Did you have a pleasant ride? I was so afraid you would be fatigued for the dance, coming on horseback as you did.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Kimble [addressing the Miss Gunns] : Where do you get your ribbons? You always wear the latest fashions in dresses.
Eeally, I quite envy you.
First Miss Gunn : Oh ! do you like them ? I'm so glad. We do seem rather fortunate, but sister is such a genius. She has such taste.
Second Miss Gunn : Sister ! — Ladies, don't mind her, she is such a flatterer !
Mrs. Kimble: My dear Mrs. Osgood, do let me pat that ribbon into place. [Mrs. Osgood surprised, hut allows her to do so.] It was annoying m...e so. There [turning to the Miss Gunns], isn't that better? [Chorus of "So pretty," and "Oh! Yes."] Mrs. Crackenthorp : Such worldliness !
THE MISER OF EAVELOE 15 [Enter Nancy^ drops curtsy and advances toward Mrs. Kimble, who runs to welcome her. They exchange greetings.] Mrs. Osgood: How do you do, niece? I am very glad you came early. Let me present the Miss Gunns. [Nancy and the Miss GuNNS curtsy.] Mrs. Kimble: Did you have a pleasant ride? I was so afraid you would be fatigued for the dance, coming on horseback as you did.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliot, George, 1819-1880 to read onlineMoreLess
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