The Love Chase
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Your girlhood was a perpetual round of balls, theatres, parties and flirtations. Do I ask for a life of pleasure like that? No. I simply want to choose my own friends, trust to my own instincts, and follow my own bent. " This reference to her mother's youth was not a happy one. Mrs Barr looked back on her younger days as a period of godless frivolity for which she had largely atoned by en- during with a contrite heart the double affliction of a weak husband and a wilful daughter. Her duty, as s...he saw it, was to keep Emily and Janet out of the primrose paths which she herself had trodden with such levity and with such disastrous results. Accordingly, Janet's presumptuous allusion merely stirred her fanaticism to its iciest depths.
"You either obey me or go, " she said, with pitiless brevity.
"Oh, very well, " said Janet, affecting a blitheness she was far from feeling, "I'll go. " Without another word, Mrs. Barr, weak as she was, rose and walked with a firm step to her own room. Emily, not altogether pleased with this climax.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your girlhood was a perpetual round of balls, theatres, parties and flirtations. Do I ask for a life of pleasure like that? No. I simply want to choose my own friends, trust to my own instincts, and follow my own bent. " This reference to her mother's youth was not a happy one. Mrs Barr looked back on her younger days as a period of godless frivolity for which she had largely atoned by en- during with a contrite heart the double affliction of a weak husband and a wilful daughter. Her duty, as s...he saw it, was to keep Emily and Janet out of the primrose paths which she herself had trodden with such levity and with such disastrous results. Accordingly, Janet's presumptuous allusion merely stirred her fanaticism to its iciest depths.
"You either obey me or go, " she said, with pitiless brevity.
"Oh, very well, " said Janet, affecting a blitheness she was far from feeling, "I'll go. " Without another word, Mrs. Barr, weak as she was, rose and walked with a firm step to her own room. Emily, not altogether pleased with this climax.
What to read after The Love Chase?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Felix Grendon to read onlineMoreLess
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