The Casting Away of Mrs. Lecks And Mrs. Aleshine
The Casting Away of Mrs. Lecks And Mrs. Aleshine
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I found the young lady a very pleasant person.
She was rather slight in figure, inclined to be pretty, and was what might be called a warm-colored blonde.
Her disposition was quite sociable, and she almost immediately stepped into the favor of Mrs. Leeks and Mrs. Aleshine.
Mr. Enderton, however, was a person of another sort. He was a prim and somewhat formal man, and appeared to be entirely self-engrossed, with very vague notions in Regard to his surroundings. He was not by any means an ill-tem...pered man, being rather inclined to be placid than otherwise; but he gave so little attention to cii'cumstances and events that he did not appear to understand why he should be incommoded by the happenings of life. I have no doubt that he made existence on board the disabled brig a hundred times more unsatisfactory than it would otherwise have been. With his present condi- tion he seemed very well satisfied, and it was quitfe plain that he looked upon Mrs. Leeks, Mrs. Aleshine, and myself as the proprietors of the establishment, having forgotten, or paid no attention to, my state- ment in regard to our coming here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I found the young lady a very pleasant person.
She was rather slight in figure, inclined to be pretty, and was what might be called a warm-colored blonde.
Her disposition was quite sociable, and she almost immediately stepped into the favor of Mrs. Leeks and Mrs. Aleshine.
Mr. Enderton, however, was a person of another sort. He was a prim and somewhat formal man, and appeared to be entirely self-engrossed, with very vague notions in Regard to his surroundings. He was not by any means an ill-tem...pered man, being rather inclined to be placid than otherwise; but he gave so little attention to cii'cumstances and events that he did not appear to understand why he should be incommoded by the happenings of life. I have no doubt that he made existence on board the disabled brig a hundred times more unsatisfactory than it would otherwise have been. With his present condi- tion he seemed very well satisfied, and it was quitfe plain that he looked upon Mrs. Leeks, Mrs. Aleshine, and myself as the proprietors of the establishment, having forgotten, or paid no attention to, my state- ment in regard to our coming here.
What to read after The Casting Away of Mrs. Lecks And Mrs. Aleshine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stockton, Frank Richard, 1834-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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