The School Fellows a Moral Tale for Young Ladies
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" Bridget returned home highly pleased with her visit; and gratified her mother with an account of it ; nor was the opinion of Sir David on the man-woman forgotten in her relation. It now became a question in the parlour of Mrs. E. Smith, a good old lady, who made no pretensions to gentility, whether Winifred should be asked to return the visit : but an event soon happened, which set aside all thoughts of it, crushed Brid- get's expectation of future grandeur, and convinced her that Winifred's ...pursuits were far better than her own. Mr. Smith came to Bath in greater haste than before ; he could no longer conceal from his wife and daughter that his property was gone, and his trade ruined : he said, owing to bad debts and unforeseen circum- stances; while others attributed it, and perhaps more justly, to his living beyond the income which his business produced, and to the extravagance of his family. The goods in the shop, carriage, and fur- niture of their house, had been seized by his creditors; and his affairs were in the 234 greatest confusion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Bridget returned home highly pleased with her visit; and gratified her mother with an account of it ; nor was the opinion of Sir David on the man-woman forgotten in her relation. It now became a question in the parlour of Mrs. E. Smith, a good old lady, who made no pretensions to gentility, whether Winifred should be asked to return the visit : but an event soon happened, which set aside all thoughts of it, crushed Brid- get's expectation of future grandeur, and convinced her that Winifred's ...pursuits were far better than her own. Mr. Smith came to Bath in greater haste than before ; he could no longer conceal from his wife and daughter that his property was gone, and his trade ruined : he said, owing to bad debts and unforeseen circum- stances; while others attributed it, and perhaps more justly, to his living beyond the income which his business produced, and to the extravagance of his family. The goods in the shop, carriage, and fur- niture of their house, had been seized by his creditors; and his affairs were in the 234 greatest confusion.
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