The Bachelor of the Albany
The Bachelor of the Albany
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Spread was still more taken with her. She was very young, to all appearance scarcely twenty, not handsome, yet very engaging; singularly modest and gentle, yet at the same time discharging all her duties, both as governess and as mistress of the house, in the absence of Mrs. Farquhar, with a dis- cretion and a quiet firmness which, as Mr. Spread observed, would have been remarkable in a matron of twice her standing in the world.
Far from being offended at the installation of the good Mrs. Lilly..., it gave the little widow the liveliest satisfaction ; there was so much to be done, particulary in attendance on a gentleman and a bachelor, which Mrs. Grace could only do by proxy, or could do but very im- perfectly, without neglecting her other duties. In short, Mrs.
Spread was in raptures with her new acquaintance, and wrote to her sister the next day, expressly to let her know how fortunate she had been in the choice of such a governess for her children.
The Bedford family were almost as assiduous as the Spreads in their attentions to Mr.
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Spread was still more taken with her. She was very young, to all appearance scarcely twenty, not handsome, yet very engaging; singularly modest and gentle, yet at the same time discharging all her duties, both as governess and as mistress of the house, in the absence of Mrs. Farquhar, with a dis- cretion and a quiet firmness which, as Mr. Spread observed, would have been remarkable in a matron of twice her standing in the world.
Far from being offended at the installation of the good Mrs. Lilly..., it gave the little widow the liveliest satisfaction ; there was so much to be done, particulary in attendance on a gentleman and a bachelor, which Mrs. Grace could only do by proxy, or could do but very im- perfectly, without neglecting her other duties. In short, Mrs.
Spread was in raptures with her new acquaintance, and wrote to her sister the next day, expressly to let her know how fortunate she had been in the choice of such a governess for her children.
The Bedford family were almost as assiduous as the Spreads in their attentions to Mr.
What to read after The Bachelor of the Albany?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Savage, M. W. (Marmion Wilard), 1803-1872 to read onlineMoreLess
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