The Fortunes of the Scattergood Family 2
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No one ap- pears to stay long with her." " Did you know the last governess?" asked Clara.
« Miss Wilson : oh ! yes. Poor girl ! she had disease of the spine. She was not there many months; and iNIrs. Constable actually told her at last that if her figure did not im- prove she must get rid of her." An expression of pity and reproach combined fell from Clara's lips.
THE SCATTERGOOD FAMILY. 121 " I was told that she said nothing added so much to the respectability of a house as good- looking serva...nts and governesses. And so Miss Wilson went away, — I heard, to a school at Brighton, where she scarcely received any salary, on account of the sea-bathing.'' " Did she ever speak about these children?" inquired Clara.
" I believe she thought them very perverse and untractable, although clever. I think some- times people gain a certain sort of credit for sneering at schools, and talking of their own governesses, which they are but little entitled to." " In w^hat respect?'* "Because it is a mere point of saving.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No one ap- pears to stay long with her." " Did you know the last governess?" asked Clara.
« Miss Wilson : oh ! yes. Poor girl ! she had disease of the spine. She was not there many months; and iNIrs. Constable actually told her at last that if her figure did not im- prove she must get rid of her." An expression of pity and reproach combined fell from Clara's lips.
THE SCATTERGOOD FAMILY. 121 " I was told that she said nothing added so much to the respectability of a house as good- looking serva...nts and governesses. And so Miss Wilson went away, — I heard, to a school at Brighton, where she scarcely received any salary, on account of the sea-bathing.'' " Did she ever speak about these children?" inquired Clara.
" I believe she thought them very perverse and untractable, although clever. I think some- times people gain a certain sort of credit for sneering at schools, and talking of their own governesses, which they are but little entitled to." " In w^hat respect?'* "Because it is a mere point of saving.
What to read after The Fortunes of the Scattergood Family 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elbert a Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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