Effie Maurice
Effie Maurice
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Not only our gold and silver are His, but ourselves. ' 'Oh, my dear Mrs Maurice, I would not have you to suppose that I objectto _giving_--by no means--it is only from an ostentatious display ofcharity that I shrink--this is a duty that should be exercised inprivate, a--' Mrs Town was interrupted in the midst of her vindicationby a servant who entered and placed a note in her hand, which she foldedcloser and was about putting in her pocket--'Please, ma'am, ' said theservant, 'she wishes you to ...read it now, and say if you can see her. ' Mrs Town glanced at the note and coloured slightly, but she had been toolong accustomed to concealing her feelings for a stronger manifestation. 'Tell her to come to-morrow, ' said she.
The servant was gone a moment and again returned, 'Please, ma'am, ' saidhe, 'the woman won't go away, she says she _will_ see you, for herhusband is sick, and her children starving, and she must have her_pay_. ' Mrs Town started from her seat: this was a strange comment uponher beautiful theory of individual charity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not only our gold and silver are His, but ourselves. ' 'Oh, my dear Mrs Maurice, I would not have you to suppose that I objectto _giving_--by no means--it is only from an ostentatious display ofcharity that I shrink--this is a duty that should be exercised inprivate, a--' Mrs Town was interrupted in the midst of her vindicationby a servant who entered and placed a note in her hand, which she foldedcloser and was about putting in her pocket--'Please, ma'am, ' said theservant, 'she wishes you to ...read it now, and say if you can see her. ' Mrs Town glanced at the note and coloured slightly, but she had been toolong accustomed to concealing her feelings for a stronger manifestation. 'Tell her to come to-morrow, ' said she.
The servant was gone a moment and again returned, 'Please, ma'am, ' saidhe, 'the woman won't go away, she says she _will_ see you, for herhusband is sick, and her children starving, and she must have her_pay_. ' Mrs Town started from her seat: this was a strange comment uponher beautiful theory of individual charity.
What to read after Effie Maurice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Effie Maurice to read onlineMoreLess
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