Lucretia — volume 06
Lucretia — volume 06
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Joplin continued to live as comfortably asbefore, and seemed not to miss the wages of her husband, --nay, she rathernow, as if before kept back by the prudence of the deceased, launchedinto a less thrifty mode of life, and a gayety of dress at variance bothwith the mourning her recent loss should have imposed, and the austeretenets of her sect. This indecorum excited angry curiosity, and drewdown stern remonstrance. Mrs. Joplin, in apparent disgust at thisintermeddling with her affairs, withdre...w from the village to a smalltown, about twenty miles distant, and there set up a shop. But her morallapse became now confirmed; her life was notoriously abandoned, and herhouse the resort of all the reprobates of the place. Whether her meansbegan to be exhausted, or the scandal she provoked attracted the noticeof the magistrates and imposed a check on her course, was not verycertain, but she sold off her goods suddenly, and was next tracked to thevillage in which Mr. Grabman met his new coadjutor; and there, though herconduct was less flagrant, and her expenses less reckless, she made but avery unfavourable impression, which was confirmed by her flight with anitinerant hawker of the lowest possible character.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Joplin continued to live as comfortably asbefore, and seemed not to miss the wages of her husband, --nay, she rathernow, as if before kept back by the prudence of the deceased, launchedinto a less thrifty mode of life, and a gayety of dress at variance bothwith the mourning her recent loss should have imposed, and the austeretenets of her sect. This indecorum excited angry curiosity, and drewdown stern remonstrance. Mrs. Joplin, in apparent disgust at thisintermeddling with her affairs, withdre...w from the village to a smalltown, about twenty miles distant, and there set up a shop. But her morallapse became now confirmed; her life was notoriously abandoned, and herhouse the resort of all the reprobates of the place. Whether her meansbegan to be exhausted, or the scandal she provoked attracted the noticeof the magistrates and imposed a check on her course, was not verycertain, but she sold off her goods suddenly, and was next tracked to thevillage in which Mr. Grabman met his new coadjutor; and there, though herconduct was less flagrant, and her expenses less reckless, she made but avery unfavourable impression, which was confirmed by her flight with anitinerant hawker of the lowest possible character.
What to read after Lucretia — volume 06?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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