Our Frank
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From this time Bridget's troubles increased tenfold; Miss Tasker hadsevere views about deportment, and besides this her attention wasspecially directed by Mrs Watson to Bridget's awkwardness.
"I am particularly anxious, " she said, "about my daughter Bridget, andother lessons are really not of so much importance just now as that sheshould learn to hold herself properly. As it is, she is so clumsy inher movements that I almost tremble to see her enter the room. " Poor Bridget! Her usual manner o...f entering a room was with her headeagerly thrust forward, and her long arms swinging; that was when shewas quite comfortable and unselfconscious, but all this must be changednow, and to achieve this Miss Tasker devised an ingenious method oftorture, which was practised every morning. It was this. Lessons beganat ten o'clock, at which time the children were expected to assemble inthe school-room, but now, instead of running in any how, they had to gothrough the following scene.
Miss Tasker sat at her desk ready to receive each pupil with a gracioussmile and bow; then one by one they entered with a solemn bow or curtsyand said, "Good morning, Miss Tasker.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From this time Bridget's troubles increased tenfold; Miss Tasker hadsevere views about deportment, and besides this her attention wasspecially directed by Mrs Watson to Bridget's awkwardness.
"I am particularly anxious, " she said, "about my daughter Bridget, andother lessons are really not of so much importance just now as that sheshould learn to hold herself properly. As it is, she is so clumsy inher movements that I almost tremble to see her enter the room. " Poor Bridget! Her usual manner o...f entering a room was with her headeagerly thrust forward, and her long arms swinging; that was when shewas quite comfortable and unselfconscious, but all this must be changednow, and to achieve this Miss Tasker devised an ingenious method oftorture, which was practised every morning. It was this. Lessons beganat ten o'clock, at which time the children were expected to assemble inthe school-room, but now, instead of running in any how, they had to gothrough the following scene.
Miss Tasker sat at her desk ready to receive each pupil with a gracioussmile and bow; then one by one they entered with a solemn bow or curtsyand said, "Good morning, Miss Tasker.
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