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But Mrs. Dr. Lakin, how very kind she was, praising every thing, though I knew she despised my situation in her heart.
" How well you are looking !" she exclaimed, gaz- ing at me with evident surprise. I could not, in truth, return the compliment ; for a more faded-out, wearied- appearing creature I had not seen for months. She said she had heard about my house, that it was some- what singular, and must see it — every room ; and though I knew she only wanted to find out how I lived, and how my ...house was furnished, I felt brave, and carried her, yes, I verily believe, from cellar to garret, in the latter of which are some broken chairs more than a hundred and fifty years old. I wonder if she contrast- ed my uncarpeted chambers, with their white, striped muslin hangings, and very plain pine chairs, with her richly-farnished rooms, her "Wilton, Turkey, and Brus- sels carpets, her satin hangings and rosewood furni- ture ? No doubt she did ; but if she pitied me for my lack of luxuries, I pitied her for her dull eye and ex- pressionless face, for her languid movements and sick- ly smile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Mrs. Dr. Lakin, how very kind she was, praising every thing, though I knew she despised my situation in her heart.
" How well you are looking !" she exclaimed, gaz- ing at me with evident surprise. I could not, in truth, return the compliment ; for a more faded-out, wearied- appearing creature I had not seen for months. She said she had heard about my house, that it was some- what singular, and must see it — every room ; and though I knew she only wanted to find out how I lived, and how my ...house was furnished, I felt brave, and carried her, yes, I verily believe, from cellar to garret, in the latter of which are some broken chairs more than a hundred and fifty years old. I wonder if she contrast- ed my uncarpeted chambers, with their white, striped muslin hangings, and very plain pine chairs, with her richly-farnished rooms, her "Wilton, Turkey, and Brus- sels carpets, her satin hangings and rosewood furni- ture ? No doubt she did ; but if she pitied me for my lack of luxuries, I pitied her for her dull eye and ex- pressionless face, for her languid movements and sick- ly smile.
What to read after Home Pictures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary a Mary Andrews Denison to read onlineMoreLess
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