Amelia
Amelia
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Atkinson, indeed, may be supposed not to see what related to James in the most favorable light, as the sergeant, with more honesty than prudence, had suggested to his wife that the colonel had not the kindest opinion of her, and had cailed her a sly and demure : it is true he omitted ill-looking b ; two words which are perhaps superior to the patience of any Job in petticoats that ever hved. He made amends, how- ever, by substituting some other phrases in their stead, not extremely agreeable to... a female ear.
Digitized by Google 424 AMELIA.
It appeared to Amelia, from Mrs. Atkinson's relation, that the colonel had grossly abused Booth to the sergeant, and had absolutely refused to become his bail. Poor Ame- lia became a pale and motionless statue at this account. At length she cried, *^ If this be true, I and mine are aD, indeed, undone. We hasre no comfort, no hope, no friend left. I cannot disbelieve you. I know you would not deceive me. Why should you, indeed, deceive me ? But what can have caused this alteration since last night ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Atkinson, indeed, may be supposed not to see what related to James in the most favorable light, as the sergeant, with more honesty than prudence, had suggested to his wife that the colonel had not the kindest opinion of her, and had cailed her a sly and demure : it is true he omitted ill-looking b ; two words which are perhaps superior to the patience of any Job in petticoats that ever hved. He made amends, how- ever, by substituting some other phrases in their stead, not extremely agreeable to... a female ear.
Digitized by Google 424 AMELIA.
It appeared to Amelia, from Mrs. Atkinson's relation, that the colonel had grossly abused Booth to the sergeant, and had absolutely refused to become his bail. Poor Ame- lia became a pale and motionless statue at this account. At length she cried, *^ If this be true, I and mine are aD, indeed, undone. We hasre no comfort, no hope, no friend left. I cannot disbelieve you. I know you would not deceive me. Why should you, indeed, deceive me ? But what can have caused this alteration since last night ?
What to read after Amelia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fielding Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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