Tales And Novels. With Engravings On Steel 1
Tales And Novels. With Engravings On Steel 1
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She chose a small loom for weaving riband and tape, which Isabella admired, because she remembered to have seen it described in " Townsend's Travels :" but^ before the man could put up the loom for Matilda, she begged to have a little machine for drawing in perspective, because the person who showed it assured her that it required no tori of getdui to draw perfectly well in perspective with this instrument.
In their way home. Mad. de Rosier stopped the carriage at a curculating library. ** Are ...you going to ask for the novel we were talking of yesterday?*' cried Matilda.
''A novel 1" said Isabella, contemptuously : " no, I dare say Mad. de Rosier b not a novel-reader." "Zeluco, sir, if you please," said Mad. de Rosier. "You see, Isabella, notwithstanding the danger of forfeiting your good opinion, I have dared to ask for a novel." "WeU, I always understood, I am sure," replied Isabella, disdainfully, "that none but trifling, silly people were novel- readers." "Were readers of trifling, silly novels, perhaps you mean," answered Mad.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She chose a small loom for weaving riband and tape, which Isabella admired, because she remembered to have seen it described in " Townsend's Travels :" but^ before the man could put up the loom for Matilda, she begged to have a little machine for drawing in perspective, because the person who showed it assured her that it required no tori of getdui to draw perfectly well in perspective with this instrument.
In their way home. Mad. de Rosier stopped the carriage at a curculating library. ** Are ...you going to ask for the novel we were talking of yesterday?*' cried Matilda.
''A novel 1" said Isabella, contemptuously : " no, I dare say Mad. de Rosier b not a novel-reader." "Zeluco, sir, if you please," said Mad. de Rosier. "You see, Isabella, notwithstanding the danger of forfeiting your good opinion, I have dared to ask for a novel." "WeU, I always understood, I am sure," replied Isabella, disdainfully, "that none but trifling, silly people were novel- readers." "Were readers of trifling, silly novels, perhaps you mean," answered Mad.
What to read after Tales And Novels. With Engravings On Steel 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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