Personal Prejudices
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Armitage Brown, who objected to letting his only son go to the War, should have been printed in pamphlet form and dis- tributed throughout the allied countries.
Owing to the aforesaid lack of architec- tural conformity, I stepped directly from my contemporaries back to my very old friend "Malcolm," "The Marquis of Los- sie." A remote connexion of mine has just become engaged to marry the grandson of his progenitor, so of course I had to pause on my journey and tell him the news. I do not say ve...ry much about him, because I fear he has very few friends left who care to hear about him. Besides, time was passing, and the "stay and support" would shortly be coming home, so I passed hastily on, only stopping for a moment to reprove 119 PERSONAL PREJUDICES "Alopsa ihc r^aii-y" for being out of her l)lace and to send her back to the nursery where she belonged, not far from Phonny and Malleville. She bore me no grudge for my reproof, but pointed out to me the vol- ume of IkMMiard Shaw on the shelf below.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Armitage Brown, who objected to letting his only son go to the War, should have been printed in pamphlet form and dis- tributed throughout the allied countries.
Owing to the aforesaid lack of architec- tural conformity, I stepped directly from my contemporaries back to my very old friend "Malcolm," "The Marquis of Los- sie." A remote connexion of mine has just become engaged to marry the grandson of his progenitor, so of course I had to pause on my journey and tell him the news. I do not say ve...ry much about him, because I fear he has very few friends left who care to hear about him. Besides, time was passing, and the "stay and support" would shortly be coming home, so I passed hastily on, only stopping for a moment to reprove 119 PERSONAL PREJUDICES "Alopsa ihc r^aii-y" for being out of her l)lace and to send her back to the nursery where she belonged, not far from Phonny and Malleville. She bore me no grudge for my reproof, but pointed out to me the vol- ume of IkMMiard Shaw on the shelf below.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sturgis, Esther Mary Ogden, "mrs. R. Clipston Sturgis." to read onlineMoreLess
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