Diary And Letters of Madame Darblay volume 2
Diary And Letters of Madame Darblay volume 2
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Dr. Parr, Mr. Seward, my father, and Mr. Sastres kept in a clump.
* * * # * Young Mr. Cambridge need not complain of my taciturnity, whatever his father may do. Who, indeed, of all my new acquaintances, has so well understood 1783] OF MADAME D'ARBLAY. 189 me? The rest all talk of " Evelina" and " Cecilia, " and turn every other word into some compliment ; while he talks of Chesington, or Captain Phillips, and pays me, not even by implication, any compliments at all. He neither looks at me with ...any curiosity, nor speaks to me with any air of expectation ; two most insufferable honours, which I am continually receiving. He is very properly conscious he has at least as much to say as to hear, and he is above affectino;a ridiculous defer- * O ence to which he feels I have no claim. If I met with more folks who would talk to me upon such rational terms, considering, like him, their own dignity of full as much value as my ladyship's vanity, with how infi- nitely more ease and pleasure should I make one in those conversations !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dr. Parr, Mr. Seward, my father, and Mr. Sastres kept in a clump.
* * * # * Young Mr. Cambridge need not complain of my taciturnity, whatever his father may do. Who, indeed, of all my new acquaintances, has so well understood 1783] OF MADAME D'ARBLAY. 189 me? The rest all talk of " Evelina" and " Cecilia, " and turn every other word into some compliment ; while he talks of Chesington, or Captain Phillips, and pays me, not even by implication, any compliments at all. He neither looks at me with ...any curiosity, nor speaks to me with any air of expectation ; two most insufferable honours, which I am continually receiving. He is very properly conscious he has at least as much to say as to hear, and he is above affectino;a ridiculous defer- * O ence to which he feels I have no claim. If I met with more folks who would talk to me upon such rational terms, considering, like him, their own dignity of full as much value as my ladyship's vanity, with how infi- nitely more ease and pleasure should I make one in those conversations !
What to read after Diary And Letters of Madame Darblay volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burney Fanny to read onlineMoreLess
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