Memories of George Meredith
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Madlle. Souvestre is full at present. I have alternatively a good report of a Miss Branston, sister of Archbishop Benson's wife, who at Croydon has eight girls in her house, and who is, I hear, an admirable manager and reader of the genus girl. — Yours warmly, George Meredith.
I think the various ladies that he saw must have been bewildered by the many drastic admonitions they received.
72 MEMORIES OF GEORGE MEREDITH I remember one perplexed English lady, who later became Mariette's governess, ...after we had arranged an interview be- tween her and Mr. Meredith at our house, said to us.
' He talked to me for a long time, and skipped across the centuries for examples of female education, but really I don't know if he will engage me or not, and I am rather frightened at the many things he will not permit his daughter to do. ' He had very decided ideas as to the meticulous care that should be taken in every particular of young growing girls.
He would never allow Mariette to travel alone, even the very short distance by train from Box Hill to Ewell, a maid had always to be sent with her or to fetch her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Madlle. Souvestre is full at present. I have alternatively a good report of a Miss Branston, sister of Archbishop Benson's wife, who at Croydon has eight girls in her house, and who is, I hear, an admirable manager and reader of the genus girl. — Yours warmly, George Meredith.
I think the various ladies that he saw must have been bewildered by the many drastic admonitions they received.
72 MEMORIES OF GEORGE MEREDITH I remember one perplexed English lady, who later became Mariette's governess, ...after we had arranged an interview be- tween her and Mr. Meredith at our house, said to us.
' He talked to me for a long time, and skipped across the centuries for examples of female education, but really I don't know if he will engage me or not, and I am rather frightened at the many things he will not permit his daughter to do. ' He had very decided ideas as to the meticulous care that should be taken in every particular of young growing girls.
He would never allow Mariette to travel alone, even the very short distance by train from Box Hill to Ewell, a maid had always to be sent with her or to fetch her.
What to read after Memories of George Meredith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Mary Brandreth Butcher to read onlineMoreLess
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