Queechy, volume Ii
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" "You will change your mind, " said Mrs. Evelyn, complacently.
"Mamma's notions, Mr. Stackpole, would satisfy any man'spride, when she is expatiating upon the subject of woman'sdependence, " said Florence.
"The dependence of affection, " said Mrs. Evelyn. "Of course!It's their lot. Affection always leads a true woman to mergeher separate judgment, on anything, in the judgment of thebeloved object. " "Ay, " said Fleda, laughing, "suppose her affection is wastedon an object that has none?" "My d...ear Fleda!" said Mrs. Evelyn, with a funny expression, "that can never be, you know; don't you remember what yourfavourite, Longfellow, says,
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "You will change your mind, " said Mrs. Evelyn, complacently.
"Mamma's notions, Mr. Stackpole, would satisfy any man'spride, when she is expatiating upon the subject of woman'sdependence, " said Florence.
"The dependence of affection, " said Mrs. Evelyn. "Of course!It's their lot. Affection always leads a true woman to mergeher separate judgment, on anything, in the judgment of thebeloved object. " "Ay, " said Fleda, laughing, "suppose her affection is wastedon an object that has none?" "My d...ear Fleda!" said Mrs. Evelyn, with a funny expression, "that can never be, you know; don't you remember what yourfavourite, Longfellow, says,
What to read after Queechy, volume Ii?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warner Susan to read onlineMoreLess
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