Emma
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She is very timid and silent. One can see that she feels thewant of encouragement. I like her the better for it. I must confess it is arecommendation to me. I am a great advocate for timidity--and I am sureone does not often meet with it. --But in those who are at all inferior, it isextremely prepossessing. Oh! I assure you, Jane Fairfax is a very delightfulcharacter, and interests me more than I can express. ""You appear to feel a great deal--but I am not aware how you or any ofMiss Fairfax's ...acquaintance here, any of those who have known her longerthan yourself, can shew her any other attention than"--"My dear Miss Woodhouse, a vast deal may be done by those who dareto act. You and I need not be afraid. If we set the example, many willfollow it as far as they can; though all have not our situations. We havecarriages to fetch and convey her home, and we live in a style which couldnot make the addition of Jane Fairfax, at any time, the least inconvenient. --I should be extremely displeased if Wright were to send us up such adinner, as could make me regret having asked more than Jane Fairfax topartake of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She is very timid and silent. One can see that she feels thewant of encouragement. I like her the better for it. I must confess it is arecommendation to me. I am a great advocate for timidity--and I am sureone does not often meet with it. --But in those who are at all inferior, it isextremely prepossessing. Oh! I assure you, Jane Fairfax is a very delightfulcharacter, and interests me more than I can express. ""You appear to feel a great deal--but I am not aware how you or any ofMiss Fairfax's ...acquaintance here, any of those who have known her longerthan yourself, can shew her any other attention than"--"My dear Miss Woodhouse, a vast deal may be done by those who dareto act. You and I need not be afraid. If we set the example, many willfollow it as far as they can; though all have not our situations. We havecarriages to fetch and convey her home, and we live in a style which couldnot make the addition of Jane Fairfax, at any time, the least inconvenient. --I should be extremely displeased if Wright were to send us up such adinner, as could make me regret having asked more than Jane Fairfax topartake of it.
What to read after Emma?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Austen to read onlineMoreLess
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