Some Account of the Travels of Myself And My Son in the Summer of Nineteen ...
Some Account of the Travels of Myself And My Son in the Summer of Nineteen ...
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We met him, on a fine Sunday morning in May, at the steamboat landing, a little be- fore nine o'clock, where we found him with his three little daughters and their governess, his wife with, I think, the same number of children having gone by the 91 Digitized by Google eight o'clock boat. I was much interested throughout the day to see how ingeniously she had contrived to combine her domestic duties and the grace of a most agreeable hostess. An amusing incident occurred at the midday meal. A mos...t attractive-look- ing dish of asparagus was passed round.
Madame Barozzi declined it with an air of indifference; the governess in a decided manner, the children one after another also shaking their heads as the plate was of- fered them, until it arrived to the young- est, who, making a motion with the evident intention of helping herself, created quite a stir around her, which at once checked her. It was so evident that the mother had instructed them not to touch the dish, owing to the limited number of spears which their garden had been able to supply, that a smile went round the table at the confusion of the little child; the bitterness of thoughtless disobedience, the mortification caused by the looks and 92 Digitized by Google smiles of her sisters, coloured her sweet little face crimson.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We met him, on a fine Sunday morning in May, at the steamboat landing, a little be- fore nine o'clock, where we found him with his three little daughters and their governess, his wife with, I think, the same number of children having gone by the 91 Digitized by Google eight o'clock boat. I was much interested throughout the day to see how ingeniously she had contrived to combine her domestic duties and the grace of a most agreeable hostess. An amusing incident occurred at the midday meal. A mos...t attractive-look- ing dish of asparagus was passed round.
Madame Barozzi declined it with an air of indifference; the governess in a decided manner, the children one after another also shaking their heads as the plate was of- fered them, until it arrived to the young- est, who, making a motion with the evident intention of helping herself, created quite a stir around her, which at once checked her. It was so evident that the mother had instructed them not to touch the dish, owing to the limited number of spears which their garden had been able to supply, that a smile went round the table at the confusion of the little child; the bitterness of thoughtless disobedience, the mortification caused by the looks and 92 Digitized by Google smiles of her sisters, coloured her sweet little face crimson.
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