Iris 2
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When once the young heart of a maiden is stolen, The maiden herself will steal after it soon.
Ill Omens. MooRE.
ITTHEN Eve found herself left alone with ' ' Miss Netherleigh, she took it into her whimsical little head to charm the old lady, and convince her that all the complaints which she felt sure her mother had made of her were really without foundation. Miss Netherleigh had a very shrewd insight into character, and Eve hardly deceived her so thoroughly as she hoped and intended. Aunt Rache...l was not blind to the girl's vanity, selfishness, and worldliness, but she was to a certain extent IRIS. 115 deceived by the soft, caressing maoDer and childish innocence which Eve could assume at Avill, and was willing to regard these faults as incidental to her unfortunate education rather than fundamental to her character, wdiile she totally failed to realise the cold heartlessness of her nature.
Eve was well aware of Miss Netherleigh^s rigid notions of propriety, and, true to her in- tention of charming her, was far more careful both in her conversations and actions than was generally the case, so that, after observing her narrowly, the old lady was inclined to believe precisely what the girl wished, that " dear Grace, in her great anxiety, had been unneces- sarily alarmed, and that the child had taken less harm than might have been anticipated from the fast set into which Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When once the young heart of a maiden is stolen, The maiden herself will steal after it soon.
Ill Omens. MooRE.
ITTHEN Eve found herself left alone with ' ' Miss Netherleigh, she took it into her whimsical little head to charm the old lady, and convince her that all the complaints which she felt sure her mother had made of her were really without foundation. Miss Netherleigh had a very shrewd insight into character, and Eve hardly deceived her so thoroughly as she hoped and intended. Aunt Rache...l was not blind to the girl's vanity, selfishness, and worldliness, but she was to a certain extent IRIS. 115 deceived by the soft, caressing maoDer and childish innocence which Eve could assume at Avill, and was willing to regard these faults as incidental to her unfortunate education rather than fundamental to her character, wdiile she totally failed to realise the cold heartlessness of her nature.
Eve was well aware of Miss Netherleigh^s rigid notions of propriety, and, true to her in- tention of charming her, was far more careful both in her conversations and actions than was generally the case, so that, after observing her narrowly, the old lady was inclined to believe precisely what the girl wished, that " dear Grace, in her great anxiety, had been unneces- sarily alarmed, and that the child had taken less harm than might have been anticipated from the fast set into which Mrs.
What to read after Iris 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Randolph to read onlineMoreLess
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