Chantry House
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Take care, Ellen; I would not trust such a squire of dames. " And then Louisa chimed in, "Oh no, you see this Peacock dame was only conducted, like Princess Micomicona and all the rest of them, to the feet of his peerless Dulcinea!" And then I heard the knock, and I was never so glad in my life!' 'Well!' I could not help remarking, 'I have heard of women's spitefulness, but I never believed it till now. ' 'I really don't think it was altogether what you call malice, so much as the Lester idea o...f fun, ' said Ellen, recovering herself after her outpouring. 'A very odd notion I always thought it was; and Mary and Louisa are not really ill-natured, and cannot wish to do the harm they might have done, if I did not know Griff too well. ' Then, after considering a little, she said, blushing, 'I believe I have told you more than I ought, Edward--I couldn't help having it out; but please don't tell any one, especially that shocking way of speaking of mamma, which they could not really mean. ' 'No one could who knew her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Take care, Ellen; I would not trust such a squire of dames. " And then Louisa chimed in, "Oh no, you see this Peacock dame was only conducted, like Princess Micomicona and all the rest of them, to the feet of his peerless Dulcinea!" And then I heard the knock, and I was never so glad in my life!' 'Well!' I could not help remarking, 'I have heard of women's spitefulness, but I never believed it till now. ' 'I really don't think it was altogether what you call malice, so much as the Lester idea o...f fun, ' said Ellen, recovering herself after her outpouring. 'A very odd notion I always thought it was; and Mary and Louisa are not really ill-natured, and cannot wish to do the harm they might have done, if I did not know Griff too well. ' Then, after considering a little, she said, blushing, 'I believe I have told you more than I ought, Edward--I couldn't help having it out; but please don't tell any one, especially that shocking way of speaking of mamma, which they could not really mean. ' 'No one could who knew her.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yonge Charlotte Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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