Nora 2
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"What is the matter, little girl?" said Mr. Powderham, paying his tribute to beauty by an attention he would never have paid to an ugly girl.
" She is very fond of Mr. Devereux, sir," explained Mrs. RatclifFe. "She is sorry for him, and I could cry myself, too, to think of it." " I am sorry for him also, but it was a terrible piece of negligence; and what the cost of it all will be it is impossible to say. But I think, Mrs. RatcliiFe, in- stead of being sorry for Mr. Devereux, we ought to be th...ankful to Providence that the event was no worse. You might have been burnt in your beds. Think of that, little girl. It is dreadful to see what carelessness may do." He spoke very awfully.
NORA. 161 "That is true, sir. Don't cry, Sophy; we ought to be very grateful to be alive." But Sophy still cried bitterly, and Mr.
Powderham, offended at her reception of his notice, paid no further attention. He settled with Mrs. RatclifFe how the re- maining rooms should be arranged for Miss Smith, and the conferences broke up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What is the matter, little girl?" said Mr. Powderham, paying his tribute to beauty by an attention he would never have paid to an ugly girl.
" She is very fond of Mr. Devereux, sir," explained Mrs. RatclifFe. "She is sorry for him, and I could cry myself, too, to think of it." " I am sorry for him also, but it was a terrible piece of negligence; and what the cost of it all will be it is impossible to say. But I think, Mrs. RatcliiFe, in- stead of being sorry for Mr. Devereux, we ought to be th...ankful to Providence that the event was no worse. You might have been burnt in your beds. Think of that, little girl. It is dreadful to see what carelessness may do." He spoke very awfully.
NORA. 161 "That is true, sir. Don't cry, Sophy; we ought to be very grateful to be alive." But Sophy still cried bitterly, and Mr.
Powderham, offended at her reception of his notice, paid no further attention. He settled with Mrs. RatclifFe how the re- maining rooms should be arranged for Miss Smith, and the conferences broke up.
What to read after Nora 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ponsonby, Emily, Lady, 1817-1877 to read onlineMoreLess
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