Mary Powell & Deborah's Diary
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" "What is the best of it?" rejoyned he. "I suppose you bartered for it, if you did not buy it--you Women are always for cheap Pennyworths. Come, what was the Ransom? One of my old Books, or my new Coat?" "Your last new Coat may be called old too, I'm sure, " says Mother; "Ibelieve you married me in it. " "Nay, " says Father, "and what if I did? 'Twas new then, at any rate; andthe Cid _Ruy Diaz_ was married in a black Satin Doublet, which his Fatherhad worn in three or four Battles. " "A poor C...ompliment to the Bride, " says Mother.
"Well, but, dear _Betty_, what has gone for this copper-colouredMantle?--_Sylvester's_ 'Du Bartas?'" . . .
"Nothing of the sort, --nothing you value or will ever miss. An old GoldPocket-piece, that hath lain perdue, e'er soe long, in our Dressing-tableDrawer. " He smote the Table with his Hand. "Woman!" cried he, changing Colour, "'twas a Medal of Honour given to my Father by a Polish Prince! Itshould have been an Heir-loom. There, say noe more about it now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "What is the best of it?" rejoyned he. "I suppose you bartered for it, if you did not buy it--you Women are always for cheap Pennyworths. Come, what was the Ransom? One of my old Books, or my new Coat?" "Your last new Coat may be called old too, I'm sure, " says Mother; "Ibelieve you married me in it. " "Nay, " says Father, "and what if I did? 'Twas new then, at any rate; andthe Cid _Ruy Diaz_ was married in a black Satin Doublet, which his Fatherhad worn in three or four Battles. " "A poor C...ompliment to the Bride, " says Mother.
"Well, but, dear _Betty_, what has gone for this copper-colouredMantle?--_Sylvester's_ 'Du Bartas?'" . . .
"Nothing of the sort, --nothing you value or will ever miss. An old GoldPocket-piece, that hath lain perdue, e'er soe long, in our Dressing-tableDrawer. " He smote the Table with his Hand. "Woman!" cried he, changing Colour, "'twas a Medal of Honour given to my Father by a Polish Prince! Itshould have been an Heir-loom. There, say noe more about it now.
What to read after Mary Powell & Deborah's Diary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne Manning to read onlineMoreLess
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