A Lady of Quality
A Lady of Quality
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In the west wing, which grew more bare and ill-furnished as things woreout and time went by, Mistress Anne waxed thinner and paler. She was sothin in two months' time, that her soft, dull eyes looked twice theirnatural size, and seemed to stare piteously at people. One day, indeed, as she sat at work in her sister's room, Clorinda being there at thetime, the beauty, turning and beholding her face suddenly, uttered aviolent exclamation.
"Why look you at me so?" she said. "Your eyes stand out of ...your headlike a new-hatched, unfeathered bird's. They irk me with their strangeasking look. Why do you stare at me?" "I do not know, " Anne faltered. "I could not tell you, sister. My eyesseem to stare so because of my thinness. I have seen them in my mirror. " "Why do you grow thin?" quoth Clorinda harshly. "You are not ill. " "I--I do not know, " again Anne faltered. "Naught ails me. I do notknow. For--forgive me!" Clorinda laughed.
"Soft little fool, " she said, "why should you ask me to forgive you?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the west wing, which grew more bare and ill-furnished as things woreout and time went by, Mistress Anne waxed thinner and paler. She was sothin in two months' time, that her soft, dull eyes looked twice theirnatural size, and seemed to stare piteously at people. One day, indeed, as she sat at work in her sister's room, Clorinda being there at thetime, the beauty, turning and beholding her face suddenly, uttered aviolent exclamation.
"Why look you at me so?" she said. "Your eyes stand out of ...your headlike a new-hatched, unfeathered bird's. They irk me with their strangeasking look. Why do you stare at me?" "I do not know, " Anne faltered. "I could not tell you, sister. My eyesseem to stare so because of my thinness. I have seen them in my mirror. " "Why do you grow thin?" quoth Clorinda harshly. "You are not ill. " "I--I do not know, " again Anne faltered. "Naught ails me. I do notknow. For--forgive me!" Clorinda laughed.
"Soft little fool, " she said, "why should you ask me to forgive you?
What to read after A Lady of Quality?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnett, Frances Hodgson, 1849-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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