Complete Works
Complete Works
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(Rosey called the Colonel papa in the absence of the Campaigner.) '' I do not mind it a bit, except just at first, when it made me a little nervous.
Mamma used always to be so ; she used to scold and scold all day, both me and Josey, in Scotland, till grandmamma sent her awa}' ; and then, in Fitzroy Square, and then in Brussels, she used to box my ears, and go into such tantrums ; and I think," adds Rosey, with one of her sweetest smiles, ^^ she had qaarrelled with Unde James before she came to... us." "She used to box Rosey's ears," roars out poor Clive, ^' and go into such tantrums, in Fitzroy Square and Brussels afterwards, and the pair would come down with their arms round each other's waists, smirking and smiling as if they had done nothing but kiss each other all their mortal lives 1 This is what we know about women — this is what we get, and find years afterwards, when we think we have married a smiling, artless, young creature ! Are you all such h^-pocrites, Mrs.
Pendennis?" and he pulled his mustachios in his wrath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Rosey called the Colonel papa in the absence of the Campaigner.) '' I do not mind it a bit, except just at first, when it made me a little nervous.
Mamma used always to be so ; she used to scold and scold all day, both me and Josey, in Scotland, till grandmamma sent her awa}' ; and then, in Fitzroy Square, and then in Brussels, she used to box my ears, and go into such tantrums ; and I think," adds Rosey, with one of her sweetest smiles, ^^ she had qaarrelled with Unde James before she came to... us." "She used to box Rosey's ears," roars out poor Clive, ^' and go into such tantrums, in Fitzroy Square and Brussels afterwards, and the pair would come down with their arms round each other's waists, smirking and smiling as if they had done nothing but kiss each other all their mortal lives 1 This is what we know about women — this is what we get, and find years afterwards, when we think we have married a smiling, artless, young creature ! Are you all such h^-pocrites, Mrs.
Pendennis?" and he pulled his mustachios in his wrath.
What to read after Complete Works?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thackeray, William Makepeace, 1811-1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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