Tales And Novels 7-8
Tales And Novels 7-8
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She said that her *' conduct needed no ap^gies, mid that she should not stoop to make any, to sooth the disappointed ambition of any person whatever." Re« proach succeeded reproach — sarcasm produced sarcasm •^4iU at last Mrs. Yickars declared, that after n^hat had passed it was impossible she shouM remain another day m Miss Tnmbull*s house. This declaration was heard by Almeria with undisguised satisfaction. The next day Mrs. Yickars accepted of an invitation from the marchioness ; and our her...oine afterward protested that she was as much rejoiced to be freed from the encum- brance of such a companion, as Sinbad the sailor was to get rid of the old man of the sea, who fastened himself l^xm his shoulders with such remorseless tenacity.
She resolved to be more cautious in choice of her next cmnpanion. There were many candidates for the honour of supplying the place of Mrs. Yickars ; among these was Mrs. ihgoldsby, a lady who was perfect mi»- tress of the whi^e art of flattery, hy means of which she had so far ingratiated herself with Miss Tumbull, that she felt secure of a preference over all competitors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She said that her *' conduct needed no ap^gies, mid that she should not stoop to make any, to sooth the disappointed ambition of any person whatever." Re« proach succeeded reproach — sarcasm produced sarcasm •^4iU at last Mrs. Yickars declared, that after n^hat had passed it was impossible she shouM remain another day m Miss Tnmbull*s house. This declaration was heard by Almeria with undisguised satisfaction. The next day Mrs. Yickars accepted of an invitation from the marchioness ; and our her...oine afterward protested that she was as much rejoiced to be freed from the encum- brance of such a companion, as Sinbad the sailor was to get rid of the old man of the sea, who fastened himself l^xm his shoulders with such remorseless tenacity.
She resolved to be more cautious in choice of her next cmnpanion. There were many candidates for the honour of supplying the place of Mrs. Yickars ; among these was Mrs. ihgoldsby, a lady who was perfect mi»- tress of the whi^e art of flattery, hy means of which she had so far ingratiated herself with Miss Tumbull, that she felt secure of a preference over all competitors.
What to read after Tales And Novels 7-8?
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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