The Farringdons
The Farringdons
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She was a good woman according to her lights, and a most excellent wife and mother; but if she had a weakness — and who (except, of course, one's self) is without one? — that weakness was social ambition.
" You will understand, my dear," she said con- fidentially to Elisabeth, " that it would be the greatest comfort to Mr. Herbert and myself to see Felicia mar- ried to a God-fearing man ; and, of course, if he kept Digitized by Google BROADER VIEWS 127 his own carriage as well we should be all ...the better satisfied/' " I don't think that money really makes people happy," replied Elisabeth, strong in the unworldliness of those who have never known what it is to do with- out anything that money can buy.
" Of course not, my dear — of course not ; nothing but religion can bring true happiness. Whenever I am tempted to be anxious about my children's future, I always check myself by saying, * The Lord will pro- vide ' ; though I can not sometimes help hoping that the provision will be an ample one as far as Felicia is concerned, because she is so extremely nice- looking." " She is perfectly lovely !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was a good woman according to her lights, and a most excellent wife and mother; but if she had a weakness — and who (except, of course, one's self) is without one? — that weakness was social ambition.
" You will understand, my dear," she said con- fidentially to Elisabeth, " that it would be the greatest comfort to Mr. Herbert and myself to see Felicia mar- ried to a God-fearing man ; and, of course, if he kept Digitized by Google BROADER VIEWS 127 his own carriage as well we should be all ...the better satisfied/' " I don't think that money really makes people happy," replied Elisabeth, strong in the unworldliness of those who have never known what it is to do with- out anything that money can buy.
" Of course not, my dear — of course not ; nothing but religion can bring true happiness. Whenever I am tempted to be anxious about my children's future, I always check myself by saying, * The Lord will pro- vide ' ; though I can not sometimes help hoping that the provision will be an ample one as far as Felicia is concerned, because she is so extremely nice- looking." " She is perfectly lovely !
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fowler Ellen Thorneycroft to read onlineMoreLess
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