The Red book And the Black One
The Red book And the Black One
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Did you ever hear such stuff, my dearest friend ! But nevermind, I can always write without her knowing it; and if your Mamma makes any fuss, I will tell you how to manage il. Adieu, my dearest friend. I am, my dear, your sincere and affek- shonate humble servant, OLIA'IA BENTLY.
AND THE BLACK ONE. 75 P. S. Pray send an answer imme- diately by return of post, I mean, by the furryman ; I want an answear to all my questions ; I like to consult my dearest friend ; yours, for ever and ever.
LETTER ...76 THE RED BOOK LETTER V.
JUNE 12, SATURDAY EVENING. DEAR MISS ARNOLD, I would have sent the horse to in- quire for you, only for one thing; Papa did not chuse it. I have not much time for writing just now, for we have some compeny come to spend a month with us; a lady, from Sals- berry, and her daughter, a charmin girl; so must conclude, yours in haste, When AND~THE BLACK ONE. 77 When we had finished reading Miss Bently's elegant letters, Mr. Morton observed, that it was a great pity she should be allowed a pen and ink, un- less, under the direction of some per- son capable of teaching her to use it with more credit ; that he had always looked upon her as a foolish conceited girl, but that he had now a much worse opinion of her, from the very disrespectful manner in which she had spoken and written of her mother; and concluded by saying : " My little Susan must not corre- spond with young ladies who acknow- ledge they write by stealth, or, at any rate, with one by whom she is so I 73 THE RED BOOK so little likely to gain improvement either in writing or conversation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Did you ever hear such stuff, my dearest friend ! But nevermind, I can always write without her knowing it; and if your Mamma makes any fuss, I will tell you how to manage il. Adieu, my dearest friend. I am, my dear, your sincere and affek- shonate humble servant, OLIA'IA BENTLY.
AND THE BLACK ONE. 75 P. S. Pray send an answer imme- diately by return of post, I mean, by the furryman ; I want an answear to all my questions ; I like to consult my dearest friend ; yours, for ever and ever.
LETTER ...76 THE RED BOOK LETTER V.
JUNE 12, SATURDAY EVENING. DEAR MISS ARNOLD, I would have sent the horse to in- quire for you, only for one thing; Papa did not chuse it. I have not much time for writing just now, for we have some compeny come to spend a month with us; a lady, from Sals- berry, and her daughter, a charmin girl; so must conclude, yours in haste, When AND~THE BLACK ONE. 77 When we had finished reading Miss Bently's elegant letters, Mr. Morton observed, that it was a great pity she should be allowed a pen and ink, un- less, under the direction of some per- son capable of teaching her to use it with more credit ; that he had always looked upon her as a foolish conceited girl, but that he had now a much worse opinion of her, from the very disrespectful manner in which she had spoken and written of her mother; and concluded by saying : " My little Susan must not corre- spond with young ladies who acknow- ledge they write by stealth, or, at any rate, with one by whom she is so I 73 THE RED BOOK so little likely to gain improvement either in writing or conversation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Semple to read onlineMoreLess
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