The Wilmingtons. a Novel 1
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^^ Oh ! but^ mother, be reasonable. Let it con- tent you, and as for my father, I don't think he cares much about it. And, indeed, I do him so little credit, — I am so loutish and so stupid, — that he would be better pleased, I believe, never to have me with him in company. He likes Carry.
Carry is handsome, and clever, and gay, and holds up her head, and walks firm; — I am ugly, and slow, and dull, and hold my head down, and walk with my knees knocking together. What can my father do but be as...hamed of such a son, — and what better than leave him to keep company with a dear, dear mother, who loves him in spite of all his wantings ? '^ ^^ Ah, Harry ! But why will you be stupid, and dull, and hold down your head, and hesitate in your walk?^^ said Caroline. "If you would take mammals advice, and go out a good deal more, and use yourself to company, you would lose all those disagreeable feelings ; and then my father would be as proud of you as he is fond of you;— for he loves you exceedingly in his heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^^ Oh ! but^ mother, be reasonable. Let it con- tent you, and as for my father, I don't think he cares much about it. And, indeed, I do him so little credit, — I am so loutish and so stupid, — that he would be better pleased, I believe, never to have me with him in company. He likes Carry.
Carry is handsome, and clever, and gay, and holds up her head, and walks firm; — I am ugly, and slow, and dull, and hold my head down, and walk with my knees knocking together. What can my father do but be as...hamed of such a son, — and what better than leave him to keep company with a dear, dear mother, who loves him in spite of all his wantings ? '^ ^^ Ah, Harry ! But why will you be stupid, and dull, and hold down your head, and hesitate in your walk?^^ said Caroline. "If you would take mammals advice, and go out a good deal more, and use yourself to company, you would lose all those disagreeable feelings ; and then my father would be as proud of you as he is fond of you;— for he loves you exceedingly in his heart.
What to read after The Wilmingtons. a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marsh-Caldwell, Anne, 1791-1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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