A Point of Conscience 1
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Berkeley's complexion. There might, indeed, have been a question about its arising from extreme good health. Any way, her cheeks are always blooming, and her lashes singularly black. Mrs. Langley- Binks is in the habit of asking her inti- mates how much Mrs. Berkeley pays her maid ; but, then, Mrs. Langley-Binks is so vulgar !
Mrs. Berkeley gets through her life in spite of all this. She is tall, as I have said, and her face is long — it runs down, indeed, like a curtain — and she has her own q...ualities. For example, she can tell a lie of her neighbour so reasonably, so concisely, so entirely without alteration, in spite of the fact that she has told it twenty times before, that after a bit she learns to believe in it herself. In this way she saves her conscience a good deal.
u6 A POINT OF CONSCIENCE She has come to-day without the Infantry man, which all feel to be a relief.
' I think we shall have it very soon/ says Lady Maria. She draws her skirts aside politely. * Will you sit here ?' The only garden-seat with a back to it has been allotted to the Dowager.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Berkeley's complexion. There might, indeed, have been a question about its arising from extreme good health. Any way, her cheeks are always blooming, and her lashes singularly black. Mrs. Langley- Binks is in the habit of asking her inti- mates how much Mrs. Berkeley pays her maid ; but, then, Mrs. Langley-Binks is so vulgar !
Mrs. Berkeley gets through her life in spite of all this. She is tall, as I have said, and her face is long — it runs down, indeed, like a curtain — and she has her own q...ualities. For example, she can tell a lie of her neighbour so reasonably, so concisely, so entirely without alteration, in spite of the fact that she has told it twenty times before, that after a bit she learns to believe in it herself. In this way she saves her conscience a good deal.
u6 A POINT OF CONSCIENCE She has come to-day without the Infantry man, which all feel to be a relief.
' I think we shall have it very soon/ says Lady Maria. She draws her skirts aside politely. * Will you sit here ?' The only garden-seat with a back to it has been allotted to the Dowager.
What to read after A Point of Conscience 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duchess to read onlineMoreLess
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