Cranford
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The signora told me, one day, a good deal about their lives up tothis period. It began by my asking her whether Miss Pole's storyof the twin-brothers were true; it sounded so wonderful a likeness, that I should have had my doubts, if Miss Pole had not beenunmarried. But the signora, or (as we found out she preferred tobe called) Mrs Brown, said it was quite true; that her brother-in-law was by many taken for her husband, which was of greatassistance to them in their profession; "though, " she c...ontinued, "how people can mistake Thomas for the real Signor Brunoni, I can'tconceive; but he says they do; so I suppose I must believe him. Not but what he is a very good man; I am sure I don't know how weshould have paid our bill at the 'Rising Sun' but for the money hesends; but people must know very little about art if they can takehim for my husband. Why, Miss, in the ball trick, where my husbandspreads his fingers wide, and throws out his little finger withquite an air and a grace, Thomas just clumps up his hand like afist, and might have ever so many balls hidden in it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The signora told me, one day, a good deal about their lives up tothis period. It began by my asking her whether Miss Pole's storyof the twin-brothers were true; it sounded so wonderful a likeness, that I should have had my doubts, if Miss Pole had not beenunmarried. But the signora, or (as we found out she preferred tobe called) Mrs Brown, said it was quite true; that her brother-in-law was by many taken for her husband, which was of greatassistance to them in their profession; "though, " she c...ontinued, "how people can mistake Thomas for the real Signor Brunoni, I can'tconceive; but he says they do; so I suppose I must believe him. Not but what he is a very good man; I am sure I don't know how weshould have paid our bill at the 'Rising Sun' but for the money hesends; but people must know very little about art if they can takehim for my husband. Why, Miss, in the ball trick, where my husbandspreads his fingers wide, and throws out his little finger withquite an air and a grace, Thomas just clumps up his hand like afist, and might have ever so many balls hidden in it.
What to read after Cranford?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gaskell Elizabeth Cleghorn to read onlineMoreLess
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