Miss Fallowfield's Fortune
Miss Fallowfield's Fortune
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" The two ladies had met accidentally in the village post-office, and — Shaving concluded their respective business transactions — ^had plunged straightway into the subject which was occupying all the minds of Dinglewood.
" It is indeed terrible," replied Mrs. Sprott, " how terrible perhaps neither of us can as yet realise. When I see our dear Church of England beginning to be honeycombed with monasteries and nunneries and such like abominations, I feel it is time to fling down the gauntlet and... make a stand.*' The good lady therefore squared her already too square shoulders and made herself ready for battle. This warlike attitude was, however, less impressive in the case of Mrs. Sprott than it would have been in that of a more peaceable spirit, as her gauntlet was so frequently being flung down that the ground, so to speak, had become to her as a glove- box; it was there that her gauntlet was usually kept.
"And it just shows what Miss Fallowfield herself thought of monasteries, her marrying a clergyman,'^ Digitized by Google 284 MISS FALLOWFIELD'S FORTUNE added Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The two ladies had met accidentally in the village post-office, and — Shaving concluded their respective business transactions — ^had plunged straightway into the subject which was occupying all the minds of Dinglewood.
" It is indeed terrible," replied Mrs. Sprott, " how terrible perhaps neither of us can as yet realise. When I see our dear Church of England beginning to be honeycombed with monasteries and nunneries and such like abominations, I feel it is time to fling down the gauntlet and... make a stand.*' The good lady therefore squared her already too square shoulders and made herself ready for battle. This warlike attitude was, however, less impressive in the case of Mrs. Sprott than it would have been in that of a more peaceable spirit, as her gauntlet was so frequently being flung down that the ground, so to speak, had become to her as a glove- box; it was there that her gauntlet was usually kept.
"And it just shows what Miss Fallowfield herself thought of monasteries, her marrying a clergyman,'^ Digitized by Google 284 MISS FALLOWFIELD'S FORTUNE added Mrs.
What to read after Miss Fallowfield's Fortune?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fowler Ellen Thorneycroft to read onlineMoreLess
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