Scenes And Characters
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Jane, who was most in fault, escaped censure. Her father wasignorant of her improper speech. Emily forgot it, and it was notClaude's place to reprove his sisters, though to Lily he spoke as afriend. It passed away from her mind like other idle words, which, however, could not but leave an impression on those who heard her.
An unlooked-for result of the folly of this evening was, that Claudewas prevented from appreciating Miss Weston He could not learn tolike her, nor shake off an idea, that she... was prying into theirfamily concerns; he thought her over-praised, and would not even givejust admiration to her singing, because he had once fancied her eagerto exhibit it. It was unreasonable to dislike his sister's friendfor his sister's folly, but Claude's wisdom was not yet arrived atits full growth, and he deserved credit for keeping his opinion tohimself.
CHAPTER IX--THE WASP 'Whom He hath blessed and called His own, He tries them early, look and tone, Bent brow and throbbing heart, Tries them with pain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jane, who was most in fault, escaped censure. Her father wasignorant of her improper speech. Emily forgot it, and it was notClaude's place to reprove his sisters, though to Lily he spoke as afriend. It passed away from her mind like other idle words, which, however, could not but leave an impression on those who heard her.
An unlooked-for result of the folly of this evening was, that Claudewas prevented from appreciating Miss Weston He could not learn tolike her, nor shake off an idea, that she... was prying into theirfamily concerns; he thought her over-praised, and would not even givejust admiration to her singing, because he had once fancied her eagerto exhibit it. It was unreasonable to dislike his sister's friendfor his sister's folly, but Claude's wisdom was not yet arrived atits full growth, and he deserved credit for keeping his opinion tohimself.
CHAPTER IX--THE WASP 'Whom He hath blessed and called His own, He tries them early, look and tone, Bent brow and throbbing heart, Tries them with pain.
What to read after Scenes And Characters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yonge Charlotte Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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