Mrs. Brookfield And Her Circle 1
Mrs. Brookfield And Her Circle 1
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Maine, Mrs. Hoare, the young one, whose husband has such high tastes. Yesterday after I wrote to you, Mr.
Thackeray called with the children and asked me to return with them to dine. I left at nine o'clock, but I had a cheerful evening there with the girls, who now get quite companionable. Mr. T. told me you had said I was like Fielding's Amelia, which he said was a ^eat compliment, but he added, '' I said I did not think you had her strength of character," for which I was much obleeged to Mm, ...he called to-day in two minds whether to go to Brighton till Monday or not, but Mrs. S. Rice's Knock drove him away as he had to write at the Club.
Emily was much pleased with Magdalene, thought her very like vou, and very fat and well. I don't think people often use the word pretty to her, tho' I think she is. An old gentleman in the Park yesterday ddi^ted Rossiter by stopping the child and saying he '' had seldom seen a more genteel child." I callea on Mrs. Procter and Mrs. White yesterday. I am very glad you have come down with such '' a plomb " at the Grange, and that you like Lady A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maine, Mrs. Hoare, the young one, whose husband has such high tastes. Yesterday after I wrote to you, Mr.
Thackeray called with the children and asked me to return with them to dine. I left at nine o'clock, but I had a cheerful evening there with the girls, who now get quite companionable. Mr. T. told me you had said I was like Fielding's Amelia, which he said was a ^eat compliment, but he added, '' I said I did not think you had her strength of character," for which I was much obleeged to Mm, ...he called to-day in two minds whether to go to Brighton till Monday or not, but Mrs. S. Rice's Knock drove him away as he had to write at the Club.
Emily was much pleased with Magdalene, thought her very like vou, and very fat and well. I don't think people often use the word pretty to her, tho' I think she is. An old gentleman in the Park yesterday ddi^ted Rossiter by stopping the child and saying he '' had seldom seen a more genteel child." I callea on Mrs. Procter and Mrs. White yesterday. I am very glad you have come down with such '' a plomb " at the Grange, and that you like Lady A.
What to read after Mrs. Brookfield And Her Circle 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles H E Charles Hallam Elton Brookfield to read onlineMoreLess
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