The Serio-Comic Governess
The Serio-Comic Governess
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The remedy seemed to intensify the disease ; a holiday but gave her time to possess her soul, and brood upon its stains, her childhood's scene but enabled her to measure the realities of her achievement against the visions of girlhood. Life seemed too hopeless, too absurd. To amuse the gross adult, to instruct the innocent child — what did it all mean to her own life } She was tired of doing, she wanted to be some- thing; something for herself. She was always ob- serving, imitating, caricaturin...g, but what was shef A nothing, a phantasm, an emptiness.
" Eileen avoumeen," said her mother, suddenly.
" I wish you were married." Eileen opened her eyes. "Dear heart, is this another oflFer from the castle.?" And she laughed gently.
Mrs. O'KeeflFe's fingers played uneasily with her bosom's cross. " No, but I should feel happier about you. It — it settles people." " It certainly does," Eileen laughed, and her cele- brated ditty, "The Marriage Settlement," flashed upon her. "Oh, dear," and her laugh changed to a sigh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The remedy seemed to intensify the disease ; a holiday but gave her time to possess her soul, and brood upon its stains, her childhood's scene but enabled her to measure the realities of her achievement against the visions of girlhood. Life seemed too hopeless, too absurd. To amuse the gross adult, to instruct the innocent child — what did it all mean to her own life } She was tired of doing, she wanted to be some- thing; something for herself. She was always ob- serving, imitating, caricaturin...g, but what was shef A nothing, a phantasm, an emptiness.
" Eileen avoumeen," said her mother, suddenly.
" I wish you were married." Eileen opened her eyes. "Dear heart, is this another oflFer from the castle.?" And she laughed gently.
Mrs. O'KeeflFe's fingers played uneasily with her bosom's cross. " No, but I should feel happier about you. It — it settles people." " It certainly does," Eileen laughed, and her cele- brated ditty, "The Marriage Settlement," flashed upon her. "Oh, dear," and her laugh changed to a sigh.
What to read after The Serio-Comic Governess?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zangwill, Israel, 1864-1926 to read onlineMoreLess
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