Mrs. Overtheway's Remembrances
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The real Mrs. Moss was a more agreeableperson than I have, I fear, represented her. She had failed to graspsolid happiness in life, because she had chosen with the cowardice ofan inferior mind; but she had borne disappointment with dignity, andsubmitted to heavy sorrows with patience; and a greater nature couldnot have done more. She was the soul of good humour, and the love ofsmall chat, which contrasted so oddly with her fierce appearance, wasa fund of entertainment for me, as I fed my imagin...ation and stored mymemory with anecdotes of the good old times in the many quiet eveningswe spent together. I learnt to love her more heartily, I confess, whenshe bought a new gown and gave the _feuille-morte_ satin to Mrs. Metcalfe.
"Mrs. Metcalfe was 'humble companion' to Mrs. Moss. She was in realitysingle, but she exacted the married title as a point of respect. Atthe beginning of our acquaintance I called her 'Miss Metcalfe, ' andthis occasioned the only check our friendship ever received. Now Iwould, with the greatest pleasure, have addressed her as 'My LordArchbishop, ' or in any other style to which she was not entitled, itbeing a matter of profound indifference to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The real Mrs. Moss was a more agreeableperson than I have, I fear, represented her. She had failed to graspsolid happiness in life, because she had chosen with the cowardice ofan inferior mind; but she had borne disappointment with dignity, andsubmitted to heavy sorrows with patience; and a greater nature couldnot have done more. She was the soul of good humour, and the love ofsmall chat, which contrasted so oddly with her fierce appearance, wasa fund of entertainment for me, as I fed my imagin...ation and stored mymemory with anecdotes of the good old times in the many quiet eveningswe spent together. I learnt to love her more heartily, I confess, whenshe bought a new gown and gave the _feuille-morte_ satin to Mrs. Metcalfe.
"Mrs. Metcalfe was 'humble companion' to Mrs. Moss. She was in realitysingle, but she exacted the married title as a point of respect. Atthe beginning of our acquaintance I called her 'Miss Metcalfe, ' andthis occasioned the only check our friendship ever received. Now Iwould, with the greatest pleasure, have addressed her as 'My LordArchbishop, ' or in any other style to which she was not entitled, itbeing a matter of profound indifference to me.
What to read after Mrs. Overtheway's Remembrances?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ewing Juliana Horatia Gatty to read onlineMoreLess
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