The Old Countess; Or, the Two Proposals
The Old Countess; Or, the Two Proposals
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When I was her age no one ever dreamed thatI would succeed as a singer; but you see what resolution and study cando. " "But you _had_ study; your guardians gave plenty of time. Let her havethat time; let her friends have an opportunity to think what is best forher. " "Her friends? I did not know that she had any in England. " "Oh, yes! I am one; Lady Hope is another. Then there is Mr. Closs. " "Oh!" said Olympia. "It is to that gentleman we owe the honor of thisvisit?" "Yes, " answered Clara. "...He escorted me here. Being Lady Hope's brother, it was proper, you understand. " Olympia was looking in Clara's face. The girl pleased her. The brightmobility of her features, the graceful gestures with which sheemphasized her expressions, charmed the experienced actress.
"Ah, if my daughter had your abandon!" she exclaimed, with enthusiasm.
"Or if I had her sweet dignity. But fortune is sometimes very perverse. Now I should glory in the applause which makes her faint away. " "Ah! she is sensitive as a child, proud as a duchess; but, where we haveplenty of genius, these things only serve to brighten it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When I was her age no one ever dreamed thatI would succeed as a singer; but you see what resolution and study cando. " "But you _had_ study; your guardians gave plenty of time. Let her havethat time; let her friends have an opportunity to think what is best forher. " "Her friends? I did not know that she had any in England. " "Oh, yes! I am one; Lady Hope is another. Then there is Mr. Closs. " "Oh!" said Olympia. "It is to that gentleman we owe the honor of thisvisit?" "Yes, " answered Clara. "...He escorted me here. Being Lady Hope's brother, it was proper, you understand. " Olympia was looking in Clara's face. The girl pleased her. The brightmobility of her features, the graceful gestures with which sheemphasized her expressions, charmed the experienced actress.
"Ah, if my daughter had your abandon!" she exclaimed, with enthusiasm.
"Or if I had her sweet dignity. But fortune is sometimes very perverse. Now I should glory in the applause which makes her faint away. " "Ah! she is sensitive as a child, proud as a duchess; but, where we haveplenty of genius, these things only serve to brighten it.
What to read after The Old Countess; Or, the Two Proposals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephens Ann Sophia to read onlineMoreLess
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