Town Versus Country
Town Versus Country
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Those werepleasant days, Susan, after all!" "Happy days, dear William!" "And we shall go nutting again, shall we not?" "Surely, dear brother! Only"---- And Susan suddenly stopped.
"Only what, Miss Susy?' "Only I don't see how you can possibly go into the copse in this dress. Think how the brambles would prick and tear, and how that chain wouldcatch in the hazel stems! and as to climbing the holly-tree in that finetight coat, or beating the stubbles for a hare in those delicatethin shoes, why th...e thing is out of the question. And I really don'tbelieve, " continued Susan, finding it easier to go on than to begin, "I really don't believe that either Hector or Harebell would know you ifthey saw you so decked out. " William laughed outright "I don't mean to go coursing in these shoes, I assure you, Susy. This isan evening dress. I have a shooting-jacket and all thereunto belongingin the britschka, which will not puzzle either Harebell or Hector, because it's just what they have been used to see me wear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those werepleasant days, Susan, after all!" "Happy days, dear William!" "And we shall go nutting again, shall we not?" "Surely, dear brother! Only"---- And Susan suddenly stopped.
"Only what, Miss Susy?' "Only I don't see how you can possibly go into the copse in this dress. Think how the brambles would prick and tear, and how that chain wouldcatch in the hazel stems! and as to climbing the holly-tree in that finetight coat, or beating the stubbles for a hare in those delicatethin shoes, why th...e thing is out of the question. And I really don'tbelieve, " continued Susan, finding it easier to go on than to begin, "I really don't believe that either Hector or Harebell would know you ifthey saw you so decked out. " William laughed outright "I don't mean to go coursing in these shoes, I assure you, Susy. This isan evening dress. I have a shooting-jacket and all thereunto belongingin the britschka, which will not puzzle either Harebell or Hector, because it's just what they have been used to see me wear.
What to read after Town Versus Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitford, Mary Russell, 1787-1855 to read onlineMoreLess
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