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When the fears of my family had fub- fided, curiofity to know the caufe of my long ftay began to take place; having therefore informed them of every particular, I proceeded to prepare them for the recep- tion of our loft one, and tho' we had no- thing but wretchednefs now to impart, yet to procure her a welcome to what we had. This tafk would have been more difficult but for our recent calamity, which had humbled my wife's pride, and blunted it by more poignant affliftions. Being una- able to g...o for my poor child myfelf, as my arm now grew very painful, I fent my fon and. daughter, who foon returned, fupport- ing the wretched delinquent, who had not courage to look up at her mother, whom no 62 The Vicar of Wakefield.
no inftrudions. of mine could perfuade to a perfeft reconciliation ; for women have a much ftronger fenfe of female error than men. " Ah, madam," cried her mother, " this is but a poor place you are come to " after fo much finery. My daughter So- " phy and I can afford but little enter- " tainment to perfons who have kept com- " pany only with people of diftincftion.
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When the fears of my family had fub- fided, curiofity to know the caufe of my long ftay began to take place; having therefore informed them of every particular, I proceeded to prepare them for the recep- tion of our loft one, and tho' we had no- thing but wretchednefs now to impart, yet to procure her a welcome to what we had. This tafk would have been more difficult but for our recent calamity, which had humbled my wife's pride, and blunted it by more poignant affliftions. Being una- able to g...o for my poor child myfelf, as my arm now grew very painful, I fent my fon and. daughter, who foon returned, fupport- ing the wretched delinquent, who had not courage to look up at her mother, whom no 62 The Vicar of Wakefield.
no inftrudions. of mine could perfuade to a perfeft reconciliation ; for women have a much ftronger fenfe of female error than men. " Ah, madam," cried her mother, " this is but a poor place you are come to " after fo much finery. My daughter So- " phy and I can afford but little enter- " tainment to perfons who have kept com- " pany only with people of diftincftion.
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