Shoemakers' Village 2
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H 98 shoemakers' village.
this paper, with my name in full, and the descrip- tion of the clothes. I think, myself, I am more likely to go mad than to die, because being so often mesmerised seems to affect my head so ; and yet I feel strong in body, and keep my appetite and my sleep. But, whether I die or go mad, I pray on my bended knees that some kind pitiful people or other may have compassion on my misery and publish this in the newspapers.
* I was the daughter of very poor parents, one of w...hom did something which was against the law. I am ashamed and very grieved in my heart to say this, but I must tell everything ; and I fear it does not matter, and never will matter. In her declining years, my mother, being left alone in the world, be- came a dresser at the * * * theatre, in * * * and, as a little girl of twelve or thirteen, I used to accom- pany her to the dressing-rooms of the actresses, and shoemakers' village.
99 help her. When she was ill I sometimes took her place, and by degrees I was drawn in by the influ- ence of circumstances, and became one of the corps- de-ballet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
H 98 shoemakers' village.
this paper, with my name in full, and the descrip- tion of the clothes. I think, myself, I am more likely to go mad than to die, because being so often mesmerised seems to affect my head so ; and yet I feel strong in body, and keep my appetite and my sleep. But, whether I die or go mad, I pray on my bended knees that some kind pitiful people or other may have compassion on my misery and publish this in the newspapers.
* I was the daughter of very poor parents, one of w...hom did something which was against the law. I am ashamed and very grieved in my heart to say this, but I must tell everything ; and I fear it does not matter, and never will matter. In her declining years, my mother, being left alone in the world, be- came a dresser at the * * * theatre, in * * * and, as a little girl of twelve or thirteen, I used to accom- pany her to the dressing-rooms of the actresses, and shoemakers' village.
99 help her. When she was ill I sometimes took her place, and by degrees I was drawn in by the influ- ence of circumstances, and became one of the corps- de-ballet.
What to read after Shoemakers' Village 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Brighty Rands to read onlineMoreLess
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