A Group of Noble Dames
A Group of Noble Dames
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She was commiserated by all the neighbours as soon as her story was told;but only to her uncle did she reveal the real state of affairs, and herreason for concealing it. For, though she had been innocent of wrong, Maria's pride was of that grain which could not brook the leastappearance of having been fooled, or deluded, or nonplussed in herworldly aims.
For some time she led a quiet life with her relative, and in due course ason was born to her. She was much respected for her dignity and reser...ve, and the portable wealth which her temporary husband had made over to herenabled her to live in comfort in a wing of the mansion, withoutassistance from her uncle at all. But, knowing that she was not what sheseemed to be, her life was an uneasy one, and she often said to herself:'Suppose his continued existence should become known here, and peopleshould discern the pride of my motive in hiding my humiliation? It wouldbe worse than if I had been frank at first, which I should have been butfor the credit of this child.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was commiserated by all the neighbours as soon as her story was told;but only to her uncle did she reveal the real state of affairs, and herreason for concealing it. For, though she had been innocent of wrong, Maria's pride was of that grain which could not brook the leastappearance of having been fooled, or deluded, or nonplussed in herworldly aims.
For some time she led a quiet life with her relative, and in due course ason was born to her. She was much respected for her dignity and reser...ve, and the portable wealth which her temporary husband had made over to herenabled her to live in comfort in a wing of the mansion, withoutassistance from her uncle at all. But, knowing that she was not what sheseemed to be, her life was an uneasy one, and she often said to herself:'Suppose his continued existence should become known here, and peopleshould discern the pride of my motive in hiding my humiliation? It wouldbe worse than if I had been frank at first, which I should have been butfor the credit of this child.
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