Miss Elvester's Girls. a Novel 2
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I have a special dispensation from my husband, you The Contrariety of Things. 1 1 9 must know ; he lets me off from paying par- ticular attention to his sermons in church, seeing that I listen meekly to so many sermons at home.' ' My wife would hardly need to have a rigidly literal interpreter,' observed Dr Brackenburn, looking down at her indul- gently.
Cousin Jack shrugged his shoulders. Mr Berwick smiled. Mr Urquhart said to him- self, ' How utterly preposterous is all this babble V Dugald a...nd his cousin Matilda could not shine in the same firmament : in Mrs Brack- enburn's vicinity a man of sterling qualities had no chance of doing himself justice ; near Mrs Brackenburn everything but false flash and meretricious glitter was ignored.
Strange it was that Dr Brackenburn, marvel of erudition as he was said to be, should permit, nay, even countenance, such con- temptible prattle.
But Dr Brackenburn wanted ' a rest, a change ; ' that was all. And this his wife 120 Miss Elvester's Girls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have a special dispensation from my husband, you The Contrariety of Things. 1 1 9 must know ; he lets me off from paying par- ticular attention to his sermons in church, seeing that I listen meekly to so many sermons at home.' ' My wife would hardly need to have a rigidly literal interpreter,' observed Dr Brackenburn, looking down at her indul- gently.
Cousin Jack shrugged his shoulders. Mr Berwick smiled. Mr Urquhart said to him- self, ' How utterly preposterous is all this babble V Dugald a...nd his cousin Matilda could not shine in the same firmament : in Mrs Brack- enburn's vicinity a man of sterling qualities had no chance of doing himself justice ; near Mrs Brackenburn everything but false flash and meretricious glitter was ignored.
Strange it was that Dr Brackenburn, marvel of erudition as he was said to be, should permit, nay, even countenance, such con- temptible prattle.
But Dr Brackenburn wanted ' a rest, a change ; ' that was all. And this his wife 120 Miss Elvester's Girls.
What to read after Miss Elvester's Girls. a Novel 2?
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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