Stories And Tales volume 3
Stories And Tales volume 3
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And she had persuaded her conscience to be quiet, until at last, with the ideal of a suspicious, uncongenial, disagreeable group of rustics in her mind, she thought it was well or dered by Heaven that she had been spared any closer intercourse.
MISS PRINCE OF DUNPORT. 197 Miss Prince was a proud and stately woman of the old New England type : more colonial than American perhaps, and quite provincial in her traditions and prejudices. She was highly re spected in her native town, where she was a ...prominent figure in society. Nobody was more generous and kind or public spirited, as her friends often said, and young George Gerry was well-re warded, though he gave her great pleasure by his evident affection and interest. He liked to pay frequent visits to his old friend, and to talk with her. She had been a very attractive girl long ago, and the best of her charms had not faded yet ; the young man was always welcomed warmly, and had more than once been helped in his pro jects. His mother was a feeble woman, who took little interest in anything outside her own doors ; and he liked himself better as he sat in Miss Prince s parlor than anywhere else.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And she had persuaded her conscience to be quiet, until at last, with the ideal of a suspicious, uncongenial, disagreeable group of rustics in her mind, she thought it was well or dered by Heaven that she had been spared any closer intercourse.
MISS PRINCE OF DUNPORT. 197 Miss Prince was a proud and stately woman of the old New England type : more colonial than American perhaps, and quite provincial in her traditions and prejudices. She was highly re spected in her native town, where she was a ...prominent figure in society. Nobody was more generous and kind or public spirited, as her friends often said, and young George Gerry was well-re warded, though he gave her great pleasure by his evident affection and interest. He liked to pay frequent visits to his old friend, and to talk with her. She had been a very attractive girl long ago, and the best of her charms had not faded yet ; the young man was always welcomed warmly, and had more than once been helped in his pro jects. His mother was a feeble woman, who took little interest in anything outside her own doors ; and he liked himself better as he sat in Miss Prince s parlor than anywhere else.
What to read after Stories And Tales volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jewett Sarah Orne to read onlineMoreLess
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