The Novels of Jane Austen, volume 5
The Novels of Jane Austen, volume 5
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" ** Oh ! she might think the difference between us — the difference in our situations — that she need not be so scrupulous as / might feel necessary. I am sure she would argue so. No : you must excuse me ; I cannot retract my consent; it is too far settled, everybody would be 80 disappointed, Tom would be quite angry ; and if we are so very nice, we shall never act anything." ** I was just going to say the veiry same thing," said Mrs Norris. " If every play is to be objected to, you will act n...othing, and the preparations will be dl so much money thrown away, and I am sure that would be a discredit to us all. I do not know the play ; but, as Maria says, if there is anything a litde too warm (and it b 80 with most of them) it can be easily left out. We must not be over precise, Edmund. As Mr Rush- worth is to act too, there can be no harm. I only wish Tom had known his own mind when the carpen- ters began, for there was the loss of half a day's work about those dde-doors. The curtain will be a good job, however.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" ** Oh ! she might think the difference between us — the difference in our situations — that she need not be so scrupulous as / might feel necessary. I am sure she would argue so. No : you must excuse me ; I cannot retract my consent; it is too far settled, everybody would be 80 disappointed, Tom would be quite angry ; and if we are so very nice, we shall never act anything." ** I was just going to say the veiry same thing," said Mrs Norris. " If every play is to be objected to, you will act n...othing, and the preparations will be dl so much money thrown away, and I am sure that would be a discredit to us all. I do not know the play ; but, as Maria says, if there is anything a litde too warm (and it b 80 with most of them) it can be easily left out. We must not be over precise, Edmund. As Mr Rush- worth is to act too, there can be no harm. I only wish Tom had known his own mind when the carpen- ters began, for there was the loss of half a day's work about those dde-doors. The curtain will be a good job, however.
What to read after The Novels of Jane Austen, volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Austen, Reginald Brimley Johnson, Charles Edmund Brock, Henry Matthew Brock to read onlineMoreLess
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