Christian's Mistake
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Your engagement, I believe, wasquarterly, and I must beg of you to consider it canceled. " Miss Bennett turned red and pale; the offensive tone sank into onepitifully weak and cringing.
"Oh, Mrs. Grey! don't be hard upon me; I'm a poor governess, doingmy best, and father has a large family of us, and the shop isn't asthriving as it was. Don't turn me away, and I'll never meet the youngfellow again. " There was a little natural feeling visible through the ultra-humility ofthe girl's manner, and ...when she took out a coarse but elaborately lacedpocket-handkerchief, and wept upon it abundantly, Christian's heartmelted.
"I am very sorry for you--very sorry indeed; but what can I do? Willyou tell me candidly, are you engaged to this gentleman?" "No, not exactly; but I am sure I shall be by-and-by. " "He is your lover, then? he ought to be, if, as Letitia says, you gowalking together every evening. " "Well, and if I do, it's nobody's business but my own, I suppose; and it'svery hard it should lose me my situation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your engagement, I believe, wasquarterly, and I must beg of you to consider it canceled. " Miss Bennett turned red and pale; the offensive tone sank into onepitifully weak and cringing.
"Oh, Mrs. Grey! don't be hard upon me; I'm a poor governess, doingmy best, and father has a large family of us, and the shop isn't asthriving as it was. Don't turn me away, and I'll never meet the youngfellow again. " There was a little natural feeling visible through the ultra-humility ofthe girl's manner, and ...when she took out a coarse but elaborately lacedpocket-handkerchief, and wept upon it abundantly, Christian's heartmelted.
"I am very sorry for you--very sorry indeed; but what can I do? Willyou tell me candidly, are you engaged to this gentleman?" "No, not exactly; but I am sure I shall be by-and-by. " "He is your lover, then? he ought to be, if, as Letitia says, you gowalking together every evening. " "Well, and if I do, it's nobody's business but my own, I suppose; and it'svery hard it should lose me my situation.
What to read after Christian's Mistake?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Craik Dinah Maria Mulock to read onlineMoreLess
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