Our Village Sketches of Rural Character And Scenery.
Our Village Sketches of Rural Character And Scenery.
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Dogs, when they are sure of having their own way, have sometimes ways as odd as those of the unfurred unfeathered animals, who walk on two legs, and talk, * This friend of mine is a person of great quickness and talent, who, if she were not a heauty and a woman of fortune — that is to say, if she were prompted hy either of those two powerful stimuli, want of money or want of admiration, to take due pains, — ^would inevitably become a clever writer. As it is, her notes and Jeux d* esprit, struck... offd trait de plume, have great point and neatness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dogs, when they are sure of having their own way, have sometimes ways as odd as those of the unfurred unfeathered animals, who walk on two legs, and talk, * This friend of mine is a person of great quickness and talent, who, if she were not a heauty and a woman of fortune — that is to say, if she were prompted hy either of those two powerful stimuli, want of money or want of admiration, to take due pains, — ^would inevitably become a clever writer. As it is, her notes and Jeux d* esprit, struck... offd trait de plume, have great point and neatness.
Take the following billet, which formed the label to a closed bas- ket, containing the ponderous present alluded to, last Afichaelmta Pay:— " To Miss M, * When this you see Remember me,' Was long a phrase in use ; And so I send To you, dear friend, My proxy. 'What?' A goose l" Digitized by VjOOQiC THE SHAW. 81 and are called rational. My beautiful white greyhound, Mayflower *, for instance, is as whimsical as the finest lady in the land.
What to read after Our Village Sketches of Rural Character And Scenery.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitford, Mary Russell, 1787-1855 to read onlineMoreLess
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