Florence Bardsleys Story the Life And Death of a Remarkable Woman
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Yet shall it always be Sforence Qgarbefeg' a cause of grief to us, and we make great moan, that it is wholly beyond our capability to provide you, gentle reader, with an Englished specimen of this eloquence whereof we speak, for these are potent words he has to say words not only extolling Florence Bardsley to the skies, but also incontinently exonerat ing our masculine sex from that Ossa-upon-Pelion of op probrium which femininity hath piled upon it.
Miss Bardsley's first marri age was with Cl...arence Sidney Eastcourt, the son of a manu facturer at Manchester. The union, altogether felicitous, was short-lived, for Mr. East- court soon died of a quinsy 3 4 Sforence QjJarbsfeg's J$f org.
contracted from exposure at tennis, a vice to which he was violently addicted (absolu- ment esclave), and at which he exhibited marvelous agil ity. Two years later we move rapidly with our narra tive, for we cannot with plea sure contemplate the anguish of the bereaved bride during this melancholy season two years later, while traveling in Italy, the young widow met with the Comte de la Tour, a Parisian of wealth and cul ture ; a few months later she entered into a matrimonial al liance with him, and there after her home was, of course, in France, the comte's estates lying in the environs of the capital city of that empire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet shall it always be Sforence Qgarbefeg' a cause of grief to us, and we make great moan, that it is wholly beyond our capability to provide you, gentle reader, with an Englished specimen of this eloquence whereof we speak, for these are potent words he has to say words not only extolling Florence Bardsley to the skies, but also incontinently exonerat ing our masculine sex from that Ossa-upon-Pelion of op probrium which femininity hath piled upon it.
Miss Bardsley's first marri age was with Cl...arence Sidney Eastcourt, the son of a manu facturer at Manchester. The union, altogether felicitous, was short-lived, for Mr. East- court soon died of a quinsy 3 4 Sforence QjJarbsfeg's J$f org.
contracted from exposure at tennis, a vice to which he was violently addicted (absolu- ment esclave), and at which he exhibited marvelous agil ity. Two years later we move rapidly with our narra tive, for we cannot with plea sure contemplate the anguish of the bereaved bride during this melancholy season two years later, while traveling in Italy, the young widow met with the Comte de la Tour, a Parisian of wealth and cul ture ; a few months later she entered into a matrimonial al liance with him, and there after her home was, of course, in France, the comte's estates lying in the environs of the capital city of that empire.
What to read after Florence Bardsleys Story the Life And Death of a Remarkable Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Field, Eugene, 1850-1895 to read onlineMoreLess
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