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N. I don't think my husband will agree to Mrs. G. I've always been accustomed to my hown latch- key, ma'am. Mr. Newlyn has '« — I presoom. Certainly I couldn't sit hup to the small hours to let Hm in !
Mrs. N. Mrs. Grimsby, you forget yourself ! Mr. New- lyn is not in the habit of staying out until the small hours !
Mrs. G. (unmoved) Well, ma'am — different people, differ- ent ways. I've been used to the haristocracy, and I couldn't suppose a gentleman would be coming 'ome to tea every night, a...s the sayin' is. But you 'aven't been long married, ma'am, as I understood from the elder Mrs. Newlyn.
Mrs. N. It can be no concern of yours, Mrs. Grimsby, how long I have been married.
"A SUPERIOR PERSON." 11 Mrs. G. Oh no, ma'am — of course not. Only gentlemen is so different hafterwards to what they is at first. I re- member when the Marquis of Camelshair was first married he was that attentive to my lady.
Mrs. N. The Marquis of Camelshair is nothing to me. I wish to ask you, Mrs. Grimsby Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
N. I don't think my husband will agree to Mrs. G. I've always been accustomed to my hown latch- key, ma'am. Mr. Newlyn has '« — I presoom. Certainly I couldn't sit hup to the small hours to let Hm in !
Mrs. N. Mrs. Grimsby, you forget yourself ! Mr. New- lyn is not in the habit of staying out until the small hours !
Mrs. G. (unmoved) Well, ma'am — different people, differ- ent ways. I've been used to the haristocracy, and I couldn't suppose a gentleman would be coming 'ome to tea every night, a...s the sayin' is. But you 'aven't been long married, ma'am, as I understood from the elder Mrs. Newlyn.
Mrs. N. It can be no concern of yours, Mrs. Grimsby, how long I have been married.
"A SUPERIOR PERSON." 11 Mrs. G. Oh no, ma'am — of course not. Only gentlemen is so different hafterwards to what they is at first. I re- member when the Marquis of Camelshair was first married he was that attentive to my lady.
Mrs. N. The Marquis of Camelshair is nothing to me. I wish to ask you, Mrs. Grimsby Mrs.
What to read after "a Superior Person"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cassilis, Ina L. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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