His Grace of Osmonde
His Grace of Osmonde
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Egad, it almost frightens one, for all thejoke of it, to think of a woman who can do such things--to be a madderromp than any and suddenly to will that she will change in such a way, and hold herself firm and be beat by naught. 'Tis scarce human. Betsays that her kinsman, my Lord Twemlow, has took her in hand and is asproud of her and as fidgety as some match-making mother. And the countypeople who would not have spoke to her a year ago, have begun to visitWildairs and invite her to their house...s, for all the men are wildafter her, and the best way to make an entertainment a fine thing is tolet it be known that she will grace it. Even Sir Jeof and his croniesare taken in because they shine in her glory and are made decent byit. " "They say, too, " cried Bob Langton, "that she makes them all behavethemselves, telling them that unless their manners are decent theycannot follow her to the fine houses she is bid to--and she puts themthrough a drill and cuts off their drink and their cursings and wickedstories.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Egad, it almost frightens one, for all thejoke of it, to think of a woman who can do such things--to be a madderromp than any and suddenly to will that she will change in such a way, and hold herself firm and be beat by naught. 'Tis scarce human. Betsays that her kinsman, my Lord Twemlow, has took her in hand and is asproud of her and as fidgety as some match-making mother. And the countypeople who would not have spoke to her a year ago, have begun to visitWildairs and invite her to their house...s, for all the men are wildafter her, and the best way to make an entertainment a fine thing is tolet it be known that she will grace it. Even Sir Jeof and his croniesare taken in because they shine in her glory and are made decent byit. " "They say, too, " cried Bob Langton, "that she makes them all behavethemselves, telling them that unless their manners are decent theycannot follow her to the fine houses she is bid to--and she puts themthrough a drill and cuts off their drink and their cursings and wickedstories.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnett, Frances Hodgson, 1849-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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