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ended like some others of the same kind, in an affected, reconciliation between me and Miss Mandeville ; who, mistress, I believe, of every art of dissimulation, expressed such sorrow before Charles at any thing like a misunder- standing having arisen between us, that he thought me, I am sure, of an unforgiving dispo- sition, when I but coldly held out my hand to meet the one she so warmly proffered ; but her touch felt to me as it were that of the tor- pedo ; and of the insincerity of any of h...er expressions of friendship, not a da} T passes without giving me proof.
Charlotte Mandeville, equally bitter in her dislike to me, does not resort to dissimulation to conceal it, and will create a laugh against me as readily in my presence as absence, while Arabella, unprepossessing and unnoticed in any way, is, I believe, indifferent to me : but Agnes, either from better policy or better nature, plays consoling angel to the wounds HIGH LIFE. 225 which others inflict ; and often have her sweet accents of compassion, whether dictated by the wishes of De Meurville, whom I can easily see she studies at times to please, or the im- pulses of her own yet unvitiated heart, re- called me to society I had left dispirited and unhappy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ended like some others of the same kind, in an affected, reconciliation between me and Miss Mandeville ; who, mistress, I believe, of every art of dissimulation, expressed such sorrow before Charles at any thing like a misunder- standing having arisen between us, that he thought me, I am sure, of an unforgiving dispo- sition, when I but coldly held out my hand to meet the one she so warmly proffered ; but her touch felt to me as it were that of the tor- pedo ; and of the insincerity of any of h...er expressions of friendship, not a da} T passes without giving me proof.
Charlotte Mandeville, equally bitter in her dislike to me, does not resort to dissimulation to conceal it, and will create a laugh against me as readily in my presence as absence, while Arabella, unprepossessing and unnoticed in any way, is, I believe, indifferent to me : but Agnes, either from better policy or better nature, plays consoling angel to the wounds HIGH LIFE. 225 which others inflict ; and often have her sweet accents of compassion, whether dictated by the wishes of De Meurville, whom I can easily see she studies at times to please, or the im- pulses of her own yet unvitiated heart, re- called me to society I had left dispirited and unhappy.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burdett, C. D., Mrs to read onlineMoreLess
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