Heraline; Or, Opposite Proceedings 3
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95 change of situation with him, he had become, not only just but equitable. More than what it was tit he should have at Mr. Broderaye's expense, nothing could induce him to accept — less than that, where appearance was concerned, not all the mutterings of the fair Angelica could shame him into accepting. She could not understaud him when he said, in excuse for his opposition to her, 1 I am thinking of Mr. Broderaye as well as of myself — but the vicar, on hearing it, felt that his credit was s...afe in the custody of such a keeper.
The little Carilis was happier than she had been at any time in her life : her mornings were passed in the school-room with the younger Misses Vaseney and their governess, and her afternoons with Lady Mary, who taking her to her heart, in lieu of a daughter whom she had lost when about the same age, was running into an excessive fond- ness for her, and, but for the economy to which she thought herself bound to adhere, might have done mischief ; but the same want of a concen- trating point that preserved her ladyship's temper from resentment, prevented her from being hos- pitable beyond a certain line of civil speeches and liberal professions : she could murmur and re- monstrate — but she could not be angry — she could give away joints of meat in scraps to persons whom it was only too much trouble to refuse ; — - 96 HERALINE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
95 change of situation with him, he had become, not only just but equitable. More than what it was tit he should have at Mr. Broderaye's expense, nothing could induce him to accept — less than that, where appearance was concerned, not all the mutterings of the fair Angelica could shame him into accepting. She could not understaud him when he said, in excuse for his opposition to her, 1 I am thinking of Mr. Broderaye as well as of myself — but the vicar, on hearing it, felt that his credit was s...afe in the custody of such a keeper.
The little Carilis was happier than she had been at any time in her life : her mornings were passed in the school-room with the younger Misses Vaseney and their governess, and her afternoons with Lady Mary, who taking her to her heart, in lieu of a daughter whom she had lost when about the same age, was running into an excessive fond- ness for her, and, but for the economy to which she thought herself bound to adhere, might have done mischief ; but the same want of a concen- trating point that preserved her ladyship's temper from resentment, prevented her from being hos- pitable beyond a certain line of civil speeches and liberal professions : she could murmur and re- monstrate — but she could not be angry — she could give away joints of meat in scraps to persons whom it was only too much trouble to refuse ; — - 96 HERALINE.
What to read after Heraline; Or, Opposite Proceedings 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laetitia Matilda Hawkins to read onlineMoreLess
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