Popular Tales 3
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Half by scolding, half by cajoling her father, she prevailed upon him to give her two thousand pound for her fortune ; pro- mising never to trouble him any more for any thing.
As soon as she was gone, Mrs. Bettes- worth gave a house warming, as she called it, to all her acquaintance. A dinner, a ball, and a supper in her new house. The house was not half dry ; and all the com- pany caught cold. Mrs. Bettesworth's cold was the most severe. It happened, at this time, to be the fashion to go almos...t without clothes ; and as this lady was ex- tremely vain and fond of dress, she would absolutely appear in the height of fashion.
The Sunday after her ball, whilst she had still the remains of a bad cold, she posi- tively would go to church, equipped in l62 POPULAR TALES.
one petticoat, and a thii: muslin gown, that she might look as young as her daugh- ter Jesse. Every body laughed, and Jesse laughed more than any one else : but, in the end,, it was no laughing matter j Mrs.
Eettesvvorth ** caught her death of cold." She was confined to her bed on Monday^ and was buried the next Sunday.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Half by scolding, half by cajoling her father, she prevailed upon him to give her two thousand pound for her fortune ; pro- mising never to trouble him any more for any thing.
As soon as she was gone, Mrs. Bettes- worth gave a house warming, as she called it, to all her acquaintance. A dinner, a ball, and a supper in her new house. The house was not half dry ; and all the com- pany caught cold. Mrs. Bettesworth's cold was the most severe. It happened, at this time, to be the fashion to go almos...t without clothes ; and as this lady was ex- tremely vain and fond of dress, she would absolutely appear in the height of fashion.
The Sunday after her ball, whilst she had still the remains of a bad cold, she posi- tively would go to church, equipped in l62 POPULAR TALES.
one petticoat, and a thii: muslin gown, that she might look as young as her daugh- ter Jesse. Every body laughed, and Jesse laughed more than any one else : but, in the end,, it was no laughing matter j Mrs.
Eettesvvorth ** caught her death of cold." She was confined to her bed on Monday^ and was buried the next Sunday.
What to read after Popular Tales 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgeworth Maria to read onlineMoreLess
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