Mrs Peixada
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" " A ruddy drop of Gallic blood outweighs a world of gold, " parodied Mrs. Lehmyl.
" Oh, you may make fun of me, if you like, " cried Arthur ; " but my comfort in thinking of that French grandmother of mine will remain undiminished. I wonder, " he added, more gravely, Io6 MRS. PEIXADA.
" I wonder whether you have ever suffered from any of the indignities that your people are sometimes put to, Mrs. Lehmyl. I declare I have been tempted to wring the necks of my fellow Gentiles, now and then. " "... Suffered ? I have occasionally been amused. 1 should not have much self-respect, if any thing like that could cause me suffering. Last summer, for instance, Mrs. Hart and I were in the mountains, at a hotel. Every body, to begin with, was dis posed to be very sociable. Then, innocently enough, one day I said we were Jewesses. After that we were left severely alone. 1 remember, we got into an omnibus one afternoon to drive to the village. A young man and a couple of young ladies guests at the same house were already in it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " A ruddy drop of Gallic blood outweighs a world of gold, " parodied Mrs. Lehmyl.
" Oh, you may make fun of me, if you like, " cried Arthur ; " but my comfort in thinking of that French grandmother of mine will remain undiminished. I wonder, " he added, more gravely, Io6 MRS. PEIXADA.
" I wonder whether you have ever suffered from any of the indignities that your people are sometimes put to, Mrs. Lehmyl. I declare I have been tempted to wring the necks of my fellow Gentiles, now and then. " "... Suffered ? I have occasionally been amused. 1 should not have much self-respect, if any thing like that could cause me suffering. Last summer, for instance, Mrs. Hart and I were in the mountains, at a hotel. Every body, to begin with, was dis posed to be very sociable. Then, innocently enough, one day I said we were Jewesses. After that we were left severely alone. 1 remember, we got into an omnibus one afternoon to drive to the village. A young man and a couple of young ladies guests at the same house were already in it.
What to read after Mrs Peixada?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harland Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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