The Making of a Marchioness
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Mrs.
Osborn, too ! How interesting and how beautiful in an odd way Mrs. Osborn was ! Every move- ment of her exceeding slimness was curiously grace- ful. Emily remembered having read novels whose heroines were described as ' undulating.' Mrs. Osborn was undulating. Her long, drooping, and dense black eyes were quite | unlike other girls' eyes. Emily had TEGBTMAKING OP A MAECHIONESS 133 never seen anything like them, and she had such a lovely, slow, shy way of lifting them to look at people. She... was obliged to look up at tall Emily.
She seemed a schoolgirl as she stood near her.
Emily was the kind of mistaken creature whose conscience, awakening to unnecessary remorses, causes its owner at once to assume all the burdens which Fate has laid upon the shoulders of others.
She began to feel like a criminal herself, irrespective of the shape of her skull. Her own inordinate happiness and fortune had robbed this unoffending young couple. She wished that it had not been so, and vaguely reproached herself without reasoning the matter out to a conclusion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs.
Osborn, too ! How interesting and how beautiful in an odd way Mrs. Osborn was ! Every move- ment of her exceeding slimness was curiously grace- ful. Emily remembered having read novels whose heroines were described as ' undulating.' Mrs. Osborn was undulating. Her long, drooping, and dense black eyes were quite | unlike other girls' eyes. Emily had TEGBTMAKING OP A MAECHIONESS 133 never seen anything like them, and she had such a lovely, slow, shy way of lifting them to look at people. She... was obliged to look up at tall Emily.
She seemed a schoolgirl as she stood near her.
Emily was the kind of mistaken creature whose conscience, awakening to unnecessary remorses, causes its owner at once to assume all the burdens which Fate has laid upon the shoulders of others.
She began to feel like a criminal herself, irrespective of the shape of her skull. Her own inordinate happiness and fortune had robbed this unoffending young couple. She wished that it had not been so, and vaguely reproached herself without reasoning the matter out to a conclusion.
What to read after The Making of a Marchioness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnett, Frances Hodgson, 1849-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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