Chapters From Some Memoirs
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' Why shouldn't he send it ? ' she answered ; ' he sent me the other/ ' You are just like all weemen, ' said he. (Mrs. Carlyle always says weemen. ) ' You are always forming unreasonable expectations. ' ' "We were going away, for we heard a ring at the bell, which seemed to betoken fresh visitors. Then the door opened, and in came, not visitors, but Charly the maid, carrying an unmistakable publisher's brown -paper parcel. Mr. Carlyle, who had followed her in, came and sat down upon the sofa. M...rs. Carlyle exclaimed and started forward. We opened our eyes in delighted partisanship ; the string was cut, and there sure enough were the three orange volumes of Adam Bede sent with the author's compliments. . . . " Here are two notes addressed to my father in the philosopher's cramped handwriting : ix Via Willis s Rooms to Chelsea 139 CHELSEA, ztfh May i860. 1 Alas, dear Thackeray, I durst as soon undertake to dance a hornpipe on the top of Bond Steeple, as to eat a white-bait dinner in my present low and lost state !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Why shouldn't he send it ? ' she answered ; ' he sent me the other/ ' You are just like all weemen, ' said he. (Mrs. Carlyle always says weemen. ) ' You are always forming unreasonable expectations. ' ' "We were going away, for we heard a ring at the bell, which seemed to betoken fresh visitors. Then the door opened, and in came, not visitors, but Charly the maid, carrying an unmistakable publisher's brown -paper parcel. Mr. Carlyle, who had followed her in, came and sat down upon the sofa. M...rs. Carlyle exclaimed and started forward. We opened our eyes in delighted partisanship ; the string was cut, and there sure enough were the three orange volumes of Adam Bede sent with the author's compliments. . . . " Here are two notes addressed to my father in the philosopher's cramped handwriting : ix Via Willis s Rooms to Chelsea 139 CHELSEA, ztfh May i860. 1 Alas, dear Thackeray, I durst as soon undertake to dance a hornpipe on the top of Bond Steeple, as to eat a white-bait dinner in my present low and lost state !
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ritchie Anne Thackeray to read onlineMoreLess
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