Early Letters of Marcus Dods Dd Late Principal of New College Edinburgh 18
Early Letters of Marcus Dods Dd Late Principal of New College Edinburgh 18
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Mouat laid his fingers on, but before they were well on twitched his hand away as if he had been stung, saying ' Oh, horrible ! ' I have been reading Shirley again and keep it now for my dinner book. It is much better than Jane Eyre every way, and is a wonderful book, and to me most pleasant.
It is evening now, and as it cleared up I did my visits. I think the people here have more horrible diseases than elsewhere ; or else it is that they take more hold of me, having no one to talk to at home ...and forget them. I wish I could get something more than a scarcely audible and very resigned ' Yes, sir, ' out of Mrs. Murray. 1 I think she is nice enough, but she might almost as well be dumb.
The people are all very cordial, and that helps me greatly, and I dare say I am as much fitted for them as any people. There is a large number of truly good people, and a good many thinking people, and few of that rude, uncultivated kind ; there are some working- people and a number of shopkeepers ; but they have a native civility and hospitality about them that makes it pleasant to work among them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mouat laid his fingers on, but before they were well on twitched his hand away as if he had been stung, saying ' Oh, horrible ! ' I have been reading Shirley again and keep it now for my dinner book. It is much better than Jane Eyre every way, and is a wonderful book, and to me most pleasant.
It is evening now, and as it cleared up I did my visits. I think the people here have more horrible diseases than elsewhere ; or else it is that they take more hold of me, having no one to talk to at home ...and forget them. I wish I could get something more than a scarcely audible and very resigned ' Yes, sir, ' out of Mrs. Murray. 1 I think she is nice enough, but she might almost as well be dumb.
The people are all very cordial, and that helps me greatly, and I dare say I am as much fitted for them as any people. There is a large number of truly good people, and a good many thinking people, and few of that rude, uncultivated kind ; there are some working- people and a number of shopkeepers ; but they have a native civility and hospitality about them that makes it pleasant to work among them.
What to read after Early Letters of Marcus Dods Dd Late Principal of New College Edinburgh 18?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dods Marcus to read onlineMoreLess
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