Eliot the Younger a Fiction in Freehand volume 1
Eliot the Younger a Fiction in Freehand volume 1
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figuratively — tingling ears. Never, surely, did man speak in this wise ; or, at least, not in their presence. How to take it, is the query that secretly vexes the soul of each individual ; for the social rank and fortune of the owner of Idlewild render this a most delicate problem ; nor is it until the tact of that admirable woman, Mrs. Eliot of The Leas (who always sees things so exactly in their proper light), suggests a solution, that the general mind is relieved of its perplexing sense of ...doubt and responsibility.
" So delightfully eccentric, " whispered Mrs. Eliot to her neighbour ; and the key-note, once struck, soon swells into an harmonious chorus. Eccentric ! I thank thee for that word. It covereth a multitude of sins. It obviates every difficulty, and expresses society's view of the matter to a nicety.
Quoth Madame de B, discussing the^os^- Tiiortem prospects of a certain deceased OSCAB DALE. 109 grandee, " God thinks twice before he damns a sinner of such distinction ;" and^ in like manner, Mrs, Eliot and her peers are disposed to be slow in condemning a person of Oscar Dale's position and property.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
figuratively — tingling ears. Never, surely, did man speak in this wise ; or, at least, not in their presence. How to take it, is the query that secretly vexes the soul of each individual ; for the social rank and fortune of the owner of Idlewild render this a most delicate problem ; nor is it until the tact of that admirable woman, Mrs. Eliot of The Leas (who always sees things so exactly in their proper light), suggests a solution, that the general mind is relieved of its perplexing sense of ...doubt and responsibility.
" So delightfully eccentric, " whispered Mrs. Eliot to her neighbour ; and the key-note, once struck, soon swells into an harmonious chorus. Eccentric ! I thank thee for that word. It covereth a multitude of sins. It obviates every difficulty, and expresses society's view of the matter to a nicety.
Quoth Madame de B, discussing the^os^- Tiiortem prospects of a certain deceased OSCAB DALE. 109 grandee, " God thinks twice before he damns a sinner of such distinction ;" and^ in like manner, Mrs, Eliot and her peers are disposed to be slow in condemning a person of Oscar Dale's position and property.
What to read after Eliot the Younger a Fiction in Freehand volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Barker to read onlineMoreLess
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