Temper, Or, Domestic Scenes: a Tale
Temper, Or, Domestic Scenes: a Tale
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It was near an hour before Mrs. Castle- main was sufficiently cotnposed to venture into the parlour again : and during that time the cloth wa6 liud for dinner, aiidhc saw that Emma from the chaise window could 138 cotjid see the preparations which were going on.
Mrs. Castl^^maiu at length came down ; and with a countenance so full of woe that Mr. Egerton could not speak to her when he beheld her, but was forced to turn to the window to hide his emotion.
" Where is my child, my all now ? " said ...Mrs. Castlemain in a voice almost extinct with sorrow.
**I have left her to herself,** replied* Mr. Egerton ; *' for at present she is too headstrong for me to attempt to bring her hither.*' " Shall I go to her ? shall I humble myself before her ?" " By no means. On the first impres- sion which you now give her of yourself will depend her future conduct toward you ; and if she • finds you submissive, depend on it she is discerning enough to.
act accordingly." «No 139 r V No matter/' cried Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was near an hour before Mrs. Castle- main was sufficiently cotnposed to venture into the parlour again : and during that time the cloth wa6 liud for dinner, aiidhc saw that Emma from the chaise window could 138 cotjid see the preparations which were going on.
Mrs. Castl^^maiu at length came down ; and with a countenance so full of woe that Mr. Egerton could not speak to her when he beheld her, but was forced to turn to the window to hide his emotion.
" Where is my child, my all now ? " said ...Mrs. Castlemain in a voice almost extinct with sorrow.
**I have left her to herself,** replied* Mr. Egerton ; *' for at present she is too headstrong for me to attempt to bring her hither.*' " Shall I go to her ? shall I humble myself before her ?" " By no means. On the first impres- sion which you now give her of yourself will depend her future conduct toward you ; and if she • finds you submissive, depend on it she is discerning enough to.
act accordingly." «No 139 r V No matter/' cried Mrs.
What to read after Temper, Or, Domestic Scenes: a Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amelia Alderson Opie to read onlineMoreLess
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