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She is thoroughly thoughtful, and her religionis not of the uninfluential kind Mary describes. Those distressesand perplexities which poor Isa affected were chiefly borrowed fromher genuine ones; but she has obtained the high cultivation andintelligence that her Oxford life can give in full measure, andwithout conceit or pretension, and it is her unselfish, yieldingspirit that has prevented me from knowing her sooner, though whennot suppressed she can be thoroughly agreeable, and take her part ...insociety with something of her mother's brilliancy. I think, too, that she would be spared, as Oxford does not agree with her, and asouthern winter or two would be very good for her. Besides, theothers might come and see her in vacation time. Could we not takeboth her and Isabel at least for the first winter?
19. --A stormy wet day, the first we have had. Poor Isa has made anattempt at explanation and apology, but lost herself in a mist ofwords and tears. I suppose I was severe, for she shrinks from me, and clings to Avice, who has stood her friend in many a stormbefore, and, as Jane indignantly tells me, persists in believingthat she is really sorry and wishes to be good.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She is thoroughly thoughtful, and her religionis not of the uninfluential kind Mary describes. Those distressesand perplexities which poor Isa affected were chiefly borrowed fromher genuine ones; but she has obtained the high cultivation andintelligence that her Oxford life can give in full measure, andwithout conceit or pretension, and it is her unselfish, yieldingspirit that has prevented me from knowing her sooner, though whennot suppressed she can be thoroughly agreeable, and take her part ...insociety with something of her mother's brilliancy. I think, too, that she would be spared, as Oxford does not agree with her, and asouthern winter or two would be very good for her. Besides, theothers might come and see her in vacation time. Could we not takeboth her and Isabel at least for the first winter?
19. --A stormy wet day, the first we have had. Poor Isa has made anattempt at explanation and apology, but lost herself in a mist ofwords and tears. I suppose I was severe, for she shrinks from me, and clings to Avice, who has stood her friend in many a stormbefore, and, as Jane indignantly tells me, persists in believingthat she is really sorry and wishes to be good.
What to read after More Bywords?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yonge Charlotte Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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