Tales And Novels. 1
Tales And Novels. 1
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Miss Fanshaw, instead of attending with a desire to improve herself from sensible conversation, sat with a look as absent aa that of an unskilful actress, whilst the other performers are engaged in their parts.
There was a small book-case, in a recess, at the farthest end of the room, and upon a little table there were some books, which Isabella and Matilda had been reading with Mad. de Rosier. Mrs. Fanshaw looked towards the table, with a sar- castic smile, and said — " You are great readers, ...young ladies, I see : may we know what are your studies?" Miss Fanshaw, to show how well she could walk, crossed the room, and took up one of the books.
" * Alison upon Taste ' — ^that's a pretty book, I dare say — but la ! what's this. Miss Isabella? * A Smith's Theory of Moral FRENCH GOVERNESS. 341 Sentiments '-^ear me ! that must be a curious performance — by a smith ! a common smith !" Isabella, good-naturedly, stopped her from farther absurd exclamations by turning to the title-page of the book and show- ing her the words "Adam SmithJ* "Ah!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miss Fanshaw, instead of attending with a desire to improve herself from sensible conversation, sat with a look as absent aa that of an unskilful actress, whilst the other performers are engaged in their parts.
There was a small book-case, in a recess, at the farthest end of the room, and upon a little table there were some books, which Isabella and Matilda had been reading with Mad. de Rosier. Mrs. Fanshaw looked towards the table, with a sar- castic smile, and said — " You are great readers, ...young ladies, I see : may we know what are your studies?" Miss Fanshaw, to show how well she could walk, crossed the room, and took up one of the books.
" * Alison upon Taste ' — ^that's a pretty book, I dare say — but la ! what's this. Miss Isabella? * A Smith's Theory of Moral FRENCH GOVERNESS. 341 Sentiments '-^ear me ! that must be a curious performance — by a smith ! a common smith !" Isabella, good-naturedly, stopped her from farther absurd exclamations by turning to the title-page of the book and show- ing her the words "Adam SmithJ* "Ah!
What to read after Tales And Novels. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgeworth Maria to read onlineMoreLess
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