Miss Bretherton
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Face to face with the living human creature concerned, his principles, aswe have seen, were apt to give way a little, for the self underneath waswarm-hearted and impressionable, but in his own room and by himself theywere strong and vigorous, and would allow of no compromise.
He ruminated over the matter during his solitary meal, planning his lineof action. 'It all depends, ' he said to himself, 'on that, --if whatWallace says about her is true, if my opinion has really any weight withher, I sh...all be able to manage it without offending her. It's good of herto speak of me as kindly as she seems to do; I was anything but amiableon that Surrey Sunday. However, I felt then that she liked me all thebetter for plain-speaking; one may be tolerably safe with her that shewon't take offence unreasonably. What a picture she made as she pulledthe primroses to pieces--it seemed all up with one! And then her smileflashing out--her eagerness to make amends--to sweep away a harshimpression--her pretty gratefulness--enchanting!' On Saturday, at lunch-time, Wallace rushed in for a few minutes to saythat he himself had avoided Miss Bretherton all the week, but that thingswere coming to a crisis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Face to face with the living human creature concerned, his principles, aswe have seen, were apt to give way a little, for the self underneath waswarm-hearted and impressionable, but in his own room and by himself theywere strong and vigorous, and would allow of no compromise.
He ruminated over the matter during his solitary meal, planning his lineof action. 'It all depends, ' he said to himself, 'on that, --if whatWallace says about her is true, if my opinion has really any weight withher, I sh...all be able to manage it without offending her. It's good of herto speak of me as kindly as she seems to do; I was anything but amiableon that Surrey Sunday. However, I felt then that she liked me all thebetter for plain-speaking; one may be tolerably safe with her that shewon't take offence unreasonably. What a picture she made as she pulledthe primroses to pieces--it seemed all up with one! And then her smileflashing out--her eagerness to make amends--to sweep away a harshimpression--her pretty gratefulness--enchanting!' On Saturday, at lunch-time, Wallace rushed in for a few minutes to saythat he himself had avoided Miss Bretherton all the week, but that thingswere coming to a crisis.
What to read after Miss Bretherton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Humphry Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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