The Orphan Boy, Or, a Journey to Bath: to Which is Added, the Orphan Girl ...
The Orphan Boy, Or, a Journey to Bath: to Which is Added, the Orphan Girl ...
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Caroline, (she continued,) you n^ust Qome and take tea with us. You do not yet know my mamma. I am well assured she will feel most happy to re- ceive you. She is fond of studying the cha- racters of yoqng people. Yours will afford her ample pleasure: Do you think she would deem it worth her while to improve it? asked Caroline, blushing.
Try her, said Julia. Ah! how hurt she would have been, had she witnessed our late disagreement, to think you should suppose me capable of insulting either yours...elf or brother, who, I am sorry to say, is somewhat captious.
Charles (who, the moment his sister begaa to make what he termed humiliating conces- sions to a girl of no fortune, walked hastily on, but not without several frowns and shak- ings of the head, to stop her) was now walk** ing sullenly by the side of Frances (Denuy 49 ^ being under the care of Barbara), and some* times asking questions^ about her uncle, Lord Thornbury; which she, not suspecting any thing had happened, and rather more proud of ber relation than her sister, answered, with all ber natural vivacity ; and be learned, with sur-* prise, that his lordship had, more than once, offered to take Julia entirely from Mrs, Mmi- chester, but the fond mother refused to give Kp the charge and tuition of her child.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Caroline, (she continued,) you n^ust Qome and take tea with us. You do not yet know my mamma. I am well assured she will feel most happy to re- ceive you. She is fond of studying the cha- racters of yoqng people. Yours will afford her ample pleasure: Do you think she would deem it worth her while to improve it? asked Caroline, blushing.
Try her, said Julia. Ah! how hurt she would have been, had she witnessed our late disagreement, to think you should suppose me capable of insulting either yours...elf or brother, who, I am sorry to say, is somewhat captious.
Charles (who, the moment his sister begaa to make what he termed humiliating conces- sions to a girl of no fortune, walked hastily on, but not without several frowns and shak- ings of the head, to stop her) was now walk** ing sullenly by the side of Frances (Denuy 49 ^ being under the care of Barbara), and some* times asking questions^ about her uncle, Lord Thornbury; which she, not suspecting any thing had happened, and rather more proud of ber relation than her sister, answered, with all ber natural vivacity ; and be learned, with sur-* prise, that his lordship had, more than once, offered to take Julia entirely from Mrs, Mmi- chester, but the fond mother refused to give Kp the charge and tuition of her child.
What to read after The Orphan Boy, Or, a Journey to Bath: to Which is Added, the Orphan Girl ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Elliott to read onlineMoreLess
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