Illustrations of Political Economy 3
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They say I am growing deaf; but I'm sure I hear that song for ever, as much when she is not singing as when she is. But do you think that I am growing deaf, reaDy now?" Miss Burke could only say that when people got to nurse's age, and so on.
44 Well now, 'tis only because of Jupiter, — listening as a watch-planet should, you know.
You should have heard his music last night ; — that that I used to sing to the little Earles, when master Charles was afraid to go to bed alone because of the ghost-...story I told him ; and I put him to bed in Miss Emma's room for once, and nobody knew : so don t tell my mistress, for she never forgave such a thing." Miss Burke smiled and sighed; fortius master AN INTERIOR. 23 Charles was now a man of forty, and Mrs.
Earle had been in her grave nearly twenty years.
As the visiter was about to take leave, nurse laid her hand on the lady's arm, drew up her tight little person to its best advantage, and gravely said, 14 One thing more, Miss Burke. You will give me leave to ask why 1 am detained in this place, among idiots and dolts that are no com- panions for me ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They say I am growing deaf; but I'm sure I hear that song for ever, as much when she is not singing as when she is. But do you think that I am growing deaf, reaDy now?" Miss Burke could only say that when people got to nurse's age, and so on.
44 Well now, 'tis only because of Jupiter, — listening as a watch-planet should, you know.
You should have heard his music last night ; — that that I used to sing to the little Earles, when master Charles was afraid to go to bed alone because of the ghost-...story I told him ; and I put him to bed in Miss Emma's room for once, and nobody knew : so don t tell my mistress, for she never forgave such a thing." Miss Burke smiled and sighed; fortius master AN INTERIOR. 23 Charles was now a man of forty, and Mrs.
Earle had been in her grave nearly twenty years.
As the visiter was about to take leave, nurse laid her hand on the lady's arm, drew up her tight little person to its best advantage, and gravely said, 14 One thing more, Miss Burke. You will give me leave to ask why 1 am detained in this place, among idiots and dolts that are no com- panions for me ?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martineau, Harriet, 1802-1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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