Memoirs of the Life And Writings of Mrs Frances Sheridan Microform
Memoirs of the Life And Writings of Mrs Frances Sheridan Microform
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They were received very graciously by the old lady, who informed them in broken English that she was their country, woman ; that observing them from the window, and seeing by their dress they were English girls, she could not deny herself the pleasure (so long unknown to her) of conversing with some one from her dear country. She then set fruit before them ; and, contriving to make MRS. FRANCES SHERIDAN. 265 herself intelligible, although, owing to her long absence from England, her language wa...s scarcely so, she asked them who they were, whence they came, and whether their parents intended to fix their residence at Blois, or were merely passing through it. To the first ques- tions the children returned satisfactory answers: as to the latter, they replied very truly that they were ignorant of the intentions of their parents. " Well, my dears, " said the interrogator, " if you will let me see your father perhaps I may be of use to him. " Having devoted a few mo- ments more to " make a toilette, " that is, to exchange a morning jacket of cotton for a little silk negligee, this singular being set out with the two Miss Sheridans for the inn where their parents had stopped.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were received very graciously by the old lady, who informed them in broken English that she was their country, woman ; that observing them from the window, and seeing by their dress they were English girls, she could not deny herself the pleasure (so long unknown to her) of conversing with some one from her dear country. She then set fruit before them ; and, contriving to make MRS. FRANCES SHERIDAN. 265 herself intelligible, although, owing to her long absence from England, her language wa...s scarcely so, she asked them who they were, whence they came, and whether their parents intended to fix their residence at Blois, or were merely passing through it. To the first ques- tions the children returned satisfactory answers: as to the latter, they replied very truly that they were ignorant of the intentions of their parents. " Well, my dears, " said the interrogator, " if you will let me see your father perhaps I may be of use to him. " Having devoted a few mo- ments more to " make a toilette, " that is, to exchange a morning jacket of cotton for a little silk negligee, this singular being set out with the two Miss Sheridans for the inn where their parents had stopped.
What to read after Memoirs of the Life And Writings of Mrs Frances Sheridan Microform?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alicia Lefanu to read onlineMoreLess
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