The Life of Charles Brockden Brown: Together With Selections From the Rarest of His Printed Works 2
The Life of Charles Brockden Brown: Together With Selections From the Rarest of His Printed Works 2
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Rivers, was a litde, talkative, courteous woman, \rho was likely to have dealt as much in the history of her neighbours, as In the prices of laces VOL. II. 45 •est • 354 • and ribbons. The money I expended with her gave me a title to respectf and much )ively discourse had passed between us* not strictly connected with the quality and cost of her wares.
She was quick, communicative, afiablct and made any labo- rious advances to acquaintance superfluous* Her I resolved to visitf and» by duly mana...ging the conversation, endeavour to ot- • tract from her all the knowledge of her neighbour she-.|i|»- sessed* I went forthwith to the shop* Saluutions were exchanged.
The price of this and that was required and given. Gloves, and hose were spread upon the comptf r* One arUcle was pretty and another cbes^. She had sold this for two^pence more tkan^ she now asked, and that being the last psur remaining, she would let go for a shilling tmder her customary price* While her tongue was thus employed, I was meditating on the best means of leading the discourse to the desirable object.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rivers, was a litde, talkative, courteous woman, \rho was likely to have dealt as much in the history of her neighbours, as In the prices of laces VOL. II. 45 •est • 354 • and ribbons. The money I expended with her gave me a title to respectf and much )ively discourse had passed between us* not strictly connected with the quality and cost of her wares.
She was quick, communicative, afiablct and made any labo- rious advances to acquaintance superfluous* Her I resolved to visitf and» by duly mana...ging the conversation, endeavour to ot- • tract from her all the knowledge of her neighbour she-.|i|»- sessed* I went forthwith to the shop* Saluutions were exchanged.
The price of this and that was required and given. Gloves, and hose were spread upon the comptf r* One arUcle was pretty and another cbes^. She had sold this for two^pence more tkan^ she now asked, and that being the last psur remaining, she would let go for a shilling tmder her customary price* While her tongue was thus employed, I was meditating on the best means of leading the discourse to the desirable object.
What to read after The Life of Charles Brockden Brown: Together With Selections From the Rarest of His Printed Works 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dunlap, William, 1766-1839. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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