Simplicity And Fascination
Simplicity And Fascination
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"She seemed good-natured, but I never thought her pretty ; and the gentlemen used rather to laugh at he?;" " Oh I she is much thinner, and therefore better looking.
She is reckoned very handsome in town." " London society must have peculiar notions of beautji said Anna, who was beginning to feel her coiirage, and therewith a portion of her pride and satire, rise : t^* she would never have stnick me as even good-looking." " Gentlemen's and ladies' beauties are always of different kinds. I think ...men generally like rather plump women.
You know George the Fourth's ' fat, fair, and forty.' " Lady Mansford came precisely under this class, and Mi* Erskine under the two first divisions of it : whereas Ann» was dark and slight.
" Certainly there is no accounting for taste," said Ann** " Arc you an admirer of Miss Erskine's personal app^^J* ance. Sir Thomas ? " she %dded, as that gentleman entered 8IMPLICITT AND FASCINATION. 231 he room. He had previously greeted Anna with great undness, and remarks on her altered looks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"She seemed good-natured, but I never thought her pretty ; and the gentlemen used rather to laugh at he?;" " Oh I she is much thinner, and therefore better looking.
She is reckoned very handsome in town." " London society must have peculiar notions of beautji said Anna, who was beginning to feel her coiirage, and therewith a portion of her pride and satire, rise : t^* she would never have stnick me as even good-looking." " Gentlemen's and ladies' beauties are always of different kinds. I think ...men generally like rather plump women.
You know George the Fourth's ' fat, fair, and forty.' " Lady Mansford came precisely under this class, and Mi* Erskine under the two first divisions of it : whereas Ann» was dark and slight.
" Certainly there is no accounting for taste," said Ann** " Arc you an admirer of Miss Erskine's personal app^^J* ance. Sir Thomas ? " she %dded, as that gentleman entered 8IMPLICITT AND FASCINATION. 231 he room. He had previously greeted Anna with great undness, and remarks on her altered looks.
What to read after Simplicity And Fascination?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beale Anne to read onlineMoreLess
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