Miss Elvester's Girls. a Novel 1
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She is too low for a high praise, too brown for a fair praise, and too little for a great praise.
ID WAY between the bonnet fac- tory at the mouth of the Wynd and the east gates of Barons- haugh, were the ivy-grown walls which surrounded the parish manse. Within these walls, looking forth from the bay window of a bright and pleasant breakfast- parlour, on the fine variety of flowering shrubs which beautified the grounds, waited, about eight o'clock on an early November day, a dark little — girl..., was she ? in a white and crimson morning-gown. Girl she was none ; girlish as she seemed, she A Round Peg in a Square Hole. 139 was a wife of several years' standing. She was no beauty (had not the tawniness of her complexion passed into a proverb in the town ?) ; but she possessed a peculiarly piquant face, shaded by a profusion of the softest, waviest, brownest hair, and lit up by a pair of saucy dark eyes, in which ever lurked a laugh ; yet behind the laugh were great possibilities in the way of pathos too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She is too low for a high praise, too brown for a fair praise, and too little for a great praise.
ID WAY between the bonnet fac- tory at the mouth of the Wynd and the east gates of Barons- haugh, were the ivy-grown walls which surrounded the parish manse. Within these walls, looking forth from the bay window of a bright and pleasant breakfast- parlour, on the fine variety of flowering shrubs which beautified the grounds, waited, about eight o'clock on an early November day, a dark little — girl..., was she ? in a white and crimson morning-gown. Girl she was none ; girlish as she seemed, she A Round Peg in a Square Hole. 139 was a wife of several years' standing. She was no beauty (had not the tawniness of her complexion passed into a proverb in the town ?) ; but she possessed a peculiarly piquant face, shaded by a profusion of the softest, waviest, brownest hair, and lit up by a pair of saucy dark eyes, in which ever lurked a laugh ; yet behind the laugh were great possibilities in the way of pathos too.
What to read after Miss Elvester's Girls. a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elvester, Miss to read onlineMoreLess
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