A book of Sibyls
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Maria's old friend the Duchess of Wellington is notless her friend than she was in County Longford. Every one likes themand comes knocking at their lodging-house door, while Maria upstairs iswriting a letter, standing at a chest of drawers. 'Miss Edgeworth isdelightful, ' says Tom Moore, 'not from display, but from repose andunaffectedness, the least pretending person. ' Even Lord Byron writeswarmly of the authoress whose company is so grateful, and who goes hersimple, pleasant way cheerful and... bringing kind cheer, and makingfriends with the children as well as with the elders. Many of thesechildren in their lives fully justified her interest, children whom wein turn have known and looked up to as distinguished greyheaded men.
Some one asked Miss Edgeworth how she came to understand children as shedid, what charm she used to win them. 'I don't know, ' she said kindly;'I lie down and let them crawl over me. ' She was greatly pleased on oneoccasion when at a crowded party a little girl suddenly started forth, looked at her hard, and said, 'I like simple Susan best, ' and rushedaway overwhelmed at her own audacity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maria's old friend the Duchess of Wellington is notless her friend than she was in County Longford. Every one likes themand comes knocking at their lodging-house door, while Maria upstairs iswriting a letter, standing at a chest of drawers. 'Miss Edgeworth isdelightful, ' says Tom Moore, 'not from display, but from repose andunaffectedness, the least pretending person. ' Even Lord Byron writeswarmly of the authoress whose company is so grateful, and who goes hersimple, pleasant way cheerful and... bringing kind cheer, and makingfriends with the children as well as with the elders. Many of thesechildren in their lives fully justified her interest, children whom wein turn have known and looked up to as distinguished greyheaded men.
Some one asked Miss Edgeworth how she came to understand children as shedid, what charm she used to win them. 'I don't know, ' she said kindly;'I lie down and let them crawl over me. ' She was greatly pleased on oneoccasion when at a crowded party a little girl suddenly started forth, looked at her hard, and said, 'I like simple Susan best, ' and rushedaway overwhelmed at her own audacity.
What to read after A book of Sibyls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ritchie Anne Thackeray to read onlineMoreLess
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