The Professor : a Tale V. 2
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You 've done pretty well this evening, but next interview you shall challenge me out- right. Meantime you 're doomed to become Mrs.
William Crimsworth, I suppose; poor young lady ! but you have a spark of spirit ; cherish it, and give the Professor the full benefit thereof." " Are you married, Mr. Hunsden ?" asked Frances, suddenly.
" No. I should have thought you might have guessed I was a Benedick by my look." " Well, whenever you marry don't take a wife out of Switzerland ; for if you begin ...blaspheming Helvetia, and cursing the cantons — above all, if you mention the word ass in the same breath with the name Tell (for ass is baudet, I know ; though Monsieur is pleased to translate it esprit-fort) your mountain maid will some night smother her Breton-bretonnant, even as your own Shakspeare's Othello smothered Desdemona." " I am warned," said Hunsden; "and so are you, THE PROFESSOR. 205 lad " (nodding to me). " I hope yet to hear of a travesty of the Moor and his gentle lady, in which the parts shall be reversed according to the plan just sketched — you, however, being in my night- cap.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You 've done pretty well this evening, but next interview you shall challenge me out- right. Meantime you 're doomed to become Mrs.
William Crimsworth, I suppose; poor young lady ! but you have a spark of spirit ; cherish it, and give the Professor the full benefit thereof." " Are you married, Mr. Hunsden ?" asked Frances, suddenly.
" No. I should have thought you might have guessed I was a Benedick by my look." " Well, whenever you marry don't take a wife out of Switzerland ; for if you begin ...blaspheming Helvetia, and cursing the cantons — above all, if you mention the word ass in the same breath with the name Tell (for ass is baudet, I know ; though Monsieur is pleased to translate it esprit-fort) your mountain maid will some night smother her Breton-bretonnant, even as your own Shakspeare's Othello smothered Desdemona." " I am warned," said Hunsden; "and so are you, THE PROFESSOR. 205 lad " (nodding to me). " I hope yet to hear of a travesty of the Moor and his gentle lady, in which the parts shall be reversed according to the plan just sketched — you, however, being in my night- cap.
What to read after The Professor : a Tale V. 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte Brontë to read onlineMoreLess
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