Mignon
Mignon
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" If you will tell me the real state of affairs, it may lead me to think differently. " " I tell you she insulted me, " answers Mignon, sulkily. " I think you might take my word for it, without asking any more questions. " MIGNON. 283 " But, " says Sir Tristram, smiling, " you fair ladies are apt to fall out about matters that our graver minds treat per- haps too lightly. Come, darling ! what did she say ? Did she tell you that your gown was unbecoming, or that you had a freckle on your nose ?"... " You may laugh as much as you please, " replies Mignon, with dignity, " but I tell you she insulted me, and that /won't write the invitation. " " Then I must, " says Sir Tristram, and accordingly does.
But Kitty is by no means behind her late friend in spirit. Observing that the card is filled up in Sir Tristram's hand, she writes a curt little note, regretting that Sir Josias and she are unable to accept Lady Bergholt's invitation. Excepting that Mignon would like Lady Clover to be witness of the act of defiance she intends to commit at the ball, she is not at all displeased.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" If you will tell me the real state of affairs, it may lead me to think differently. " " I tell you she insulted me, " answers Mignon, sulkily. " I think you might take my word for it, without asking any more questions. " MIGNON. 283 " But, " says Sir Tristram, smiling, " you fair ladies are apt to fall out about matters that our graver minds treat per- haps too lightly. Come, darling ! what did she say ? Did she tell you that your gown was unbecoming, or that you had a freckle on your nose ?"... " You may laugh as much as you please, " replies Mignon, with dignity, " but I tell you she insulted me, and that /won't write the invitation. " " Then I must, " says Sir Tristram, and accordingly does.
But Kitty is by no means behind her late friend in spirit. Observing that the card is filled up in Sir Tristram's hand, she writes a curt little note, regretting that Sir Josias and she are unable to accept Lady Bergholt's invitation. Excepting that Mignon would like Lady Clover to be witness of the act of defiance she intends to commit at the ball, she is not at all displeased.
What to read after Mignon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Forrester to read onlineMoreLess
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