The Paris Sketch book of Mr. M. A. Titmarsh
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Beatrice has got now warm gowns, and stout shoes, and plenty of good food. She has had her little brother from Picardy ; clothed, fed, and educated him : that young gentleman is now a carpenter, and an honor to his profession.
Madame Merger is in easy circumstances, and receives, yearly, fifty francs from her daughter. To crown all. Mademoiselle Beatrice herself is a funded proprietor, and consulted the writer of this biography as to the best method of laying out a capi- tal of two hundred fran...cs, which is the present amount of her fortune.
God bless her ! she is richer than his Grace the Duke of Devonshire ; and, I dare to say, has, in her humble walk, been more virtuous and more happy than all the dukes in the realm.
It is, indeed, for the benefit of dukes and such great people (who, I make no doubt, have long since ordered copies of these Sketches,) that poor little Beatrice's story has been in- dited. Certain it is, that the young woman would never have been immortalized in this way, but for the good which her betters may derive from her example.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beatrice has got now warm gowns, and stout shoes, and plenty of good food. She has had her little brother from Picardy ; clothed, fed, and educated him : that young gentleman is now a carpenter, and an honor to his profession.
Madame Merger is in easy circumstances, and receives, yearly, fifty francs from her daughter. To crown all. Mademoiselle Beatrice herself is a funded proprietor, and consulted the writer of this biography as to the best method of laying out a capi- tal of two hundred fran...cs, which is the present amount of her fortune.
God bless her ! she is richer than his Grace the Duke of Devonshire ; and, I dare to say, has, in her humble walk, been more virtuous and more happy than all the dukes in the realm.
It is, indeed, for the benefit of dukes and such great people (who, I make no doubt, have long since ordered copies of these Sketches,) that poor little Beatrice's story has been in- dited. Certain it is, that the young woman would never have been immortalized in this way, but for the good which her betters may derive from her example.
What to read after The Paris Sketch book of Mr. M. A. Titmarsh?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thackeray, William Makepeace, 1811-1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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