'lena Rivers
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Livingstonehastened to explain that her servants were nearly all sick, and thatin her dilemma, 'Lena had volunteered her services, adding by way ofcompliment, undoubtedly, that "her niece seemed peculiarly adapted tosuch work--indeed, that her forte lay among pots and kettles. " An expression of scorn, unusual to Mr. Graham, passed over his face, and in a sarcastic tone he asked Mrs. Livingstone, "if she thought itdetracted from a young lady's worth, to be skilled in whateverpertained to the do...mestic affairs of a family. " Ready to turn whichever way the wind did, Mrs. Livingstone replied, "Not at all--not at all. I mean that my daughters shall learneverything, so that their husbands will find in them every necessaryqualification. " "Then you confidently expect them to catch husbands some time orother, " said John Jr. , whereupon Carrie blushed, and looked veryinteresting, while Anna retorted, "Of course we shall. I wouldn't bean old maid for the world--I'd run away first!" And amidst the laughter which this speech called forth the companyretired from the table.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Livingstonehastened to explain that her servants were nearly all sick, and thatin her dilemma, 'Lena had volunteered her services, adding by way ofcompliment, undoubtedly, that "her niece seemed peculiarly adapted tosuch work--indeed, that her forte lay among pots and kettles. " An expression of scorn, unusual to Mr. Graham, passed over his face, and in a sarcastic tone he asked Mrs. Livingstone, "if she thought itdetracted from a young lady's worth, to be skilled in whateverpertained to the do...mestic affairs of a family. " Ready to turn whichever way the wind did, Mrs. Livingstone replied, "Not at all--not at all. I mean that my daughters shall learneverything, so that their husbands will find in them every necessaryqualification. " "Then you confidently expect them to catch husbands some time orother, " said John Jr. , whereupon Carrie blushed, and looked veryinteresting, while Anna retorted, "Of course we shall. I wouldn't bean old maid for the world--I'd run away first!" And amidst the laughter which this speech called forth the companyretired from the table.
What to read after 'lena Rivers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holmes Mary Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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