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Winifred.
" Bless me. Ma'am," said Mrs. Nuttall, "why does not Mr. Airley write to Mr.
Lovel to look out for one ? " This was a fair proposition, I thought, and at once satisfied me that Mrs. Nuttall had no clerical friend of her own whom she wanted to promote.
" Nay but, Nuttall," said Mrs. Winifred, "there is a person I have just thought of; it is poor Mr. Aprice." 238 ROXOBEL.
"What, of Caerbrock?" said Mrs. Nut- tall. "He won't do." I liked him the better for not possessing Mrs. Nuttall's g...ood will, and asked, " And why will he not do, Mrs. Nuttall?" " He is poor. Sir,'* was her answer, " and a very plain sort of man; and his dis- courses are quite such as would suit the lower sort, and not fit for my lady to hear." " Now, I don't see that, Nuttall," said Mrs. Winifred. "We don't want learned discourses at Roxobel. Good doctrine wants not the recommendation of fine lan- guage." " Well," remarked Mrs. Nuttall, " I must say that I do like a genteel delivery. I like a smart looking man in the pulpit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Winifred.
" Bless me. Ma'am," said Mrs. Nuttall, "why does not Mr. Airley write to Mr.
Lovel to look out for one ? " This was a fair proposition, I thought, and at once satisfied me that Mrs. Nuttall had no clerical friend of her own whom she wanted to promote.
" Nay but, Nuttall," said Mrs. Winifred, "there is a person I have just thought of; it is poor Mr. Aprice." 238 ROXOBEL.
"What, of Caerbrock?" said Mrs. Nut- tall. "He won't do." I liked him the better for not possessing Mrs. Nuttall's g...ood will, and asked, " And why will he not do, Mrs. Nuttall?" " He is poor. Sir,'* was her answer, " and a very plain sort of man; and his dis- courses are quite such as would suit the lower sort, and not fit for my lady to hear." " Now, I don't see that, Nuttall," said Mrs. Winifred. "We don't want learned discourses at Roxobel. Good doctrine wants not the recommendation of fine lan- guage." " Well," remarked Mrs. Nuttall, " I must say that I do like a genteel delivery. I like a smart looking man in the pulpit.
What to read after Roxobel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sherwood, Mrs., 1775-1851 to read onlineMoreLess
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