The Benefactress
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" " Please do, " said Anna. Here was a person who might be very helpful to her if ever she reached her wits' end ; and how nice he looked, how clean, and what a pleasant voice he had, fall- ing so gratefully on ears already aching with Dell- wig's shouts and the parson's emphatic oratory.
He was somewhere between thirty and forty, not young at all, she thought, having herself never got out of the habit of feeling very young; and beyond being long and wiry, with not even a ten- 136 THE BENEFACTR...ESS dency to fat, as she noticed with pleasure, there was nothing striking about him. His top boots and his green Norfolk jacket and green felt hat with a little feather stuck in it gave him an air of being a sportsman. It was refreshing to come across him, if only because he did not bow. Also, considering him from the top of the steps, she be- came suddenly conscious that Dellwig and the parson neglected their persons more than was seemly. They were both no doubt very excel- lent ; but she did like nicely washed men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Please do, " said Anna. Here was a person who might be very helpful to her if ever she reached her wits' end ; and how nice he looked, how clean, and what a pleasant voice he had, fall- ing so gratefully on ears already aching with Dell- wig's shouts and the parson's emphatic oratory.
He was somewhere between thirty and forty, not young at all, she thought, having herself never got out of the habit of feeling very young; and beyond being long and wiry, with not even a ten- 136 THE BENEFACTR...ESS dency to fat, as she noticed with pleasure, there was nothing striking about him. His top boots and his green Norfolk jacket and green felt hat with a little feather stuck in it gave him an air of being a sportsman. It was refreshing to come across him, if only because he did not bow. Also, considering him from the top of the steps, she be- came suddenly conscious that Dellwig and the parson neglected their persons more than was seemly. They were both no doubt very excel- lent ; but she did like nicely washed men.
What to read after The Benefactress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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