Jemima Claverton Or the Slanderer Punished
Jemima Claverton Or the Slanderer Punished
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have made a shocking husband. In- deed his conduct in deserting you, is a sufficient proof of the baseness of his heart. " " A short time after Mr. Henley had deserted Emily, a gentleman of the name of Manne. S came to re- side in the neghbourhood.
*' He haa married a most amiable woman, with whom he enjoyed a high degree of felicity.
" The two families soon became acquainted ; and Mrs. Manners was charmed with the modest ' and en- gaging deportment of Emily, who B2 16 JFMIMA CLAVEKTON.
had rec...overed from her ilL :, and was by far the most discreet ^irl in the family.
" Jemima saw their growing in- timacy with a jealous eye, and re- solved to break it.
" In the course of conversation, one day, she asked Emily, what she saw in Mrs. Manners, to be so fond Of.
" I think her an amiabh and sen- sible woman, 1 ' replied Emily ; and I believe her to be very sincere. " " Do you ?'' returned Jemima, saeeringly, " I wish I could think JEMIMA CLAVERTOK. 1?
so ; but you, Emily, are very cre- dulous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
have made a shocking husband. In- deed his conduct in deserting you, is a sufficient proof of the baseness of his heart. " " A short time after Mr. Henley had deserted Emily, a gentleman of the name of Manne. S came to re- side in the neghbourhood.
*' He haa married a most amiable woman, with whom he enjoyed a high degree of felicity.
" The two families soon became acquainted ; and Mrs. Manners was charmed with the modest ' and en- gaging deportment of Emily, who B2 16 JFMIMA CLAVEKTON.
had rec...overed from her ilL :, and was by far the most discreet ^irl in the family.
" Jemima saw their growing in- timacy with a jealous eye, and re- solved to break it.
" In the course of conversation, one day, she asked Emily, what she saw in Mrs. Manners, to be so fond Of.
" I think her an amiabh and sen- sible woman, 1 ' replied Emily ; and I believe her to be very sincere. " " Do you ?'' returned Jemima, saeeringly, " I wish I could think JEMIMA CLAVERTOK. 1?
so ; but you, Emily, are very cre- dulous.
What to read after Jemima Claverton Or the Slanderer Punished?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Springsguth to read onlineMoreLess
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