Tales And Novels. With Engravings On Steel 7
Tales And Novels. With Engravings On Steel 7
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365 . " No matter — but about yours, my dear ?" " Oh I yes, ma'am — ^my dress ; that's the only difficulty now.** '' I certainly wish you, my darling, to appear well, especially as all the world wiU be here : the two Clays — ^by-the-bye, here's their letter — they come to-morrow — and in short the whole world ; but, as to money, there's but one way of putting your father into good-humour enough with you to touch upon that string." " One way — well, if there be one way — any way." "Petcalf!" " O...h ! Petcalf is my abhorrence—" " There is the thing ! He was speaking to your father seriously about you, and your father sounded me : I said you would never agree, and he was quite displeased — that and Mrs.
Sparkes' bill completely overset him. Now, if you had your wish, Georgiana — what would be your taste, child ?" " My wish ! My taste I — Oh ! that would be for a delicate, delicate, soft, sentimental blue satin, ¥rith silver fringe, looped with pearl, for my first act ; and in my last " " Two dresses !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
365 . " No matter — but about yours, my dear ?" " Oh I yes, ma'am — ^my dress ; that's the only difficulty now.** '' I certainly wish you, my darling, to appear well, especially as all the world wiU be here : the two Clays — ^by-the-bye, here's their letter — they come to-morrow — and in short the whole world ; but, as to money, there's but one way of putting your father into good-humour enough with you to touch upon that string." " One way — well, if there be one way — any way." "Petcalf!" " O...h ! Petcalf is my abhorrence—" " There is the thing ! He was speaking to your father seriously about you, and your father sounded me : I said you would never agree, and he was quite displeased — that and Mrs.
Sparkes' bill completely overset him. Now, if you had your wish, Georgiana — what would be your taste, child ?" " My wish ! My taste I — Oh ! that would be for a delicate, delicate, soft, sentimental blue satin, ¥rith silver fringe, looped with pearl, for my first act ; and in my last " " Two dresses !
What to read after Tales And Novels. With Engravings On Steel 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgeworth Maria to read onlineMoreLess
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