Daisy Miller
Daisy Miller
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They had the good-fortune to have been able to walk about without other companionship than that of the custodian ; and Winterbourne arranged with this functionary that the} 7 should not be hurried — that they should linger and pause wherever they chose. The custodian interpreted the bargain gener- ously — Winterbourne, on his side, had been generous — and ended by leaving them quite to themselves. Miss Miller's observations were not remarkable for log- ical consistency; for anything she wanted ...to say she was sure to find a pretext.
She found a great many pretexts in the 56 rugged embrasures of Chillon for asking Winterbourne sudden questions about him- self — his family, his previous history, his tastes, his habits, his intentions — and for supplying information upon correspond- ing points in her own personality. Of her own tastes, habits, and intentions Miss Miller was prepared to give the most def- inite, and, indeed, the most favorable ac- count.
" Well, I hope you know enough P she said to her companion, after he had told her the history of the unhappy Bonnivard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had the good-fortune to have been able to walk about without other companionship than that of the custodian ; and Winterbourne arranged with this functionary that the} 7 should not be hurried — that they should linger and pause wherever they chose. The custodian interpreted the bargain gener- ously — Winterbourne, on his side, had been generous — and ended by leaving them quite to themselves. Miss Miller's observations were not remarkable for log- ical consistency; for anything she wanted ...to say she was sure to find a pretext.
She found a great many pretexts in the 56 rugged embrasures of Chillon for asking Winterbourne sudden questions about him- self — his family, his previous history, his tastes, his habits, his intentions — and for supplying information upon correspond- ing points in her own personality. Of her own tastes, habits, and intentions Miss Miller was prepared to give the most def- inite, and, indeed, the most favorable ac- count.
" Well, I hope you know enough P she said to her companion, after he had told her the history of the unhappy Bonnivard.
What to read after Daisy Miller?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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