The Bramleighs of Bishop's Folly 1
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'' Oh, she comes out, does she ?" said he, caress- ing his whiskers.
152 THE BliAMLEIGHS OF BISHOP'S FOLLY.
'^ That was his phrase for it. I take it to mean that she ventures to talk with a freedom more common on the Continent than in these islands. Is that coming out, my lord ?" "Well, I half suspect it is," said he, smiling faintly.
'^ And I suppose men like that ? " " I'm afraid, my dear Miss Bramleigh," said he, with a mock air of deploring — '' I'm afraid that in these degenerate days men ...are very prone to like whatever gives them least trouble in everything, and if a woman will condescend to talk to us on our own topics, and treat them pretty much in our own way, we like it, simply because it diminishes the distance between us, and saves us that uphill clamber we are obliged to take when you insist upon our scrambling up to the high level you live in." "It is somewhat of an ignoble confession you have made there," said she, haughtily.
" I know it — I feel it — I deplore it," said he, affectedly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'' Oh, she comes out, does she ?" said he, caress- ing his whiskers.
152 THE BliAMLEIGHS OF BISHOP'S FOLLY.
'^ That was his phrase for it. I take it to mean that she ventures to talk with a freedom more common on the Continent than in these islands. Is that coming out, my lord ?" "Well, I half suspect it is," said he, smiling faintly.
'^ And I suppose men like that ? " " I'm afraid, my dear Miss Bramleigh," said he, with a mock air of deploring — '' I'm afraid that in these degenerate days men ...are very prone to like whatever gives them least trouble in everything, and if a woman will condescend to talk to us on our own topics, and treat them pretty much in our own way, we like it, simply because it diminishes the distance between us, and saves us that uphill clamber we are obliged to take when you insist upon our scrambling up to the high level you live in." "It is somewhat of an ignoble confession you have made there," said she, haughtily.
" I know it — I feel it — I deplore it," said he, affectedly.
What to read after The Bramleighs of Bishop's Folly 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lever Charles James to read onlineMoreLess
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