Stray Pearls
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Lady Ommaney, however, looked rather old and mysterious. She came tomy room and told me that she thought I ought to know, though she hadno opportunity of telling my mother, that she could not but believethat she had observed a growing inclination between Mistress Annoraand the young Monsieur Darpent. I suppose my countenance showed acertain dismay, for she explained that it might be only an oldwoman's fancy; but knowing what were our French notions as tonobility and rank, and how we treated all... honest gentry withouttitles like the dirt under our feet, she thought we ought to bewarned. Though for her part, if the young gentleman were not aPapist and Frenchman, she did not see that Mistress Nan could do muchbetter even if we were in England. Then she began giving meinstances of barons' daughters marrying gentlemen learned in the law;and I listened with dismay, for I knew that these would serve to makemy sister more determined, if it were really true that any suchpassion were dawning. I saw that to her English breeding it wouldnot seem so unworthy as it would to us, but to my mother it would beshocking, and I could not tell how my brother would look on it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lady Ommaney, however, looked rather old and mysterious. She came tomy room and told me that she thought I ought to know, though she hadno opportunity of telling my mother, that she could not but believethat she had observed a growing inclination between Mistress Annoraand the young Monsieur Darpent. I suppose my countenance showed acertain dismay, for she explained that it might be only an oldwoman's fancy; but knowing what were our French notions as tonobility and rank, and how we treated all... honest gentry withouttitles like the dirt under our feet, she thought we ought to bewarned. Though for her part, if the young gentleman were not aPapist and Frenchman, she did not see that Mistress Nan could do muchbetter even if we were in England. Then she began giving meinstances of barons' daughters marrying gentlemen learned in the law;and I listened with dismay, for I knew that these would serve to makemy sister more determined, if it were really true that any suchpassion were dawning. I saw that to her English breeding it wouldnot seem so unworthy as it would to us, but to my mother it would beshocking, and I could not tell how my brother would look on it.
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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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