The Fortunate Mistress (Parts 1 And 2)
The Fortunate Mistress (Parts 1 And 2)
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"Why, child, "says she, "why would you have me be your mother? If it be because I amso kind to you, be easy, my dear, " says Amy; "I'll be as kind to youstill, as if I was your mother. " "Ay, but, " says the girl, "I am sure you are my mother too; and whathave I done that you won't own me, and that you will not be called mymother? Though I am poor, you have made me a gentlewoman, " says she, "and I won't do anything to disgrace you; besides, " added she, "I cankeep a secret, too, especially for... my own mother, sure;" then she callsAmy her dear mother, and hung about her neck again, crying stillvehemently.
This last part of the girl's words alarmed Amy, and, as she told me, frighted her terribly; nay, she was so confounded with it, that she wasnot able to govern herself, or to conceal her disorder from the girlherself, as you shall hear. Amy was at a full stop, and confused to thelast degree; and the girl, a sharp jade, turned it upon her. "My dearmother, " says she, "do not be uneasy about it; I know it all; but do notbe uneasy, I won't let my sister know a word of it, or my brothereither, without you giving me leave; but don't disown me now you havefound me; don't hide yourself from me any longer; I can't bear that, "says she, "it will break my heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Why, child, "says she, "why would you have me be your mother? If it be because I amso kind to you, be easy, my dear, " says Amy; "I'll be as kind to youstill, as if I was your mother. " "Ay, but, " says the girl, "I am sure you are my mother too; and whathave I done that you won't own me, and that you will not be called mymother? Though I am poor, you have made me a gentlewoman, " says she, "and I won't do anything to disgrace you; besides, " added she, "I cankeep a secret, too, especially for... my own mother, sure;" then she callsAmy her dear mother, and hung about her neck again, crying stillvehemently.
This last part of the girl's words alarmed Amy, and, as she told me, frighted her terribly; nay, she was so confounded with it, that she wasnot able to govern herself, or to conceal her disorder from the girlherself, as you shall hear. Amy was at a full stop, and confused to thelast degree; and the girl, a sharp jade, turned it upon her. "My dearmother, " says she, "do not be uneasy about it; I know it all; but do notbe uneasy, I won't let my sister know a word of it, or my brothereither, without you giving me leave; but don't disown me now you havefound me; don't hide yourself from me any longer; I can't bear that, "says she, "it will break my heart.
What to read after The Fortunate Mistress (Parts 1 And 2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Defoe, Daniel, 1661?-1731 to read onlineMoreLess
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