The Wings of Icarus Being the Life of One Emilia Fletcher Revealed By Herself
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Oh, my pretty Constance, I cannot write! I shall send off this miserable scrap, and write again very soon. Your poor fool, EMILIA.
LETTER XXI.
December i8th.
THANK Heaven that you are here, in the world ; I should die if you were not. Let me think, where shall I begin? At the end; that is nearest. I have only just come upstairs; I have been shaking in the dark. They are beasts; I hate them all. I was sitting playing cribbage with grand- mamma after supper, when Uncle George was announced. He wa...nted to speak to me, he said. I took him into the break- fast room, and there he told me in a fat pompous voice that I O Dio, my blood still burns to think of it, and the way in which he said it that I was getting myself talked about in the neighbour- hood; that probably I didn't know, owing 114 Letter XXL 115 to my foreign education, that it wasn't the thing here in England to let oneself be seen constantly alone in the company of a young man; that he thought it his duty, etc. , etc.
"Thank you, " said I, my very skin felt tight, "I see that I must be more underhand in my actions, and contrive to see my friends entirely on the sly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, my pretty Constance, I cannot write! I shall send off this miserable scrap, and write again very soon. Your poor fool, EMILIA.
LETTER XXI.
December i8th.
THANK Heaven that you are here, in the world ; I should die if you were not. Let me think, where shall I begin? At the end; that is nearest. I have only just come upstairs; I have been shaking in the dark. They are beasts; I hate them all. I was sitting playing cribbage with grand- mamma after supper, when Uncle George was announced. He wa...nted to speak to me, he said. I took him into the break- fast room, and there he told me in a fat pompous voice that I O Dio, my blood still burns to think of it, and the way in which he said it that I was getting myself talked about in the neighbour- hood; that probably I didn't know, owing 114 Letter XXL 115 to my foreign education, that it wasn't the thing here in England to let oneself be seen constantly alone in the company of a young man; that he thought it his duty, etc. , etc.
"Thank you, " said I, my very skin felt tight, "I see that I must be more underhand in my actions, and contrive to see my friends entirely on the sly.
What to read after The Wings of Icarus Being the Life of One Emilia Fletcher Revealed By Herself?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alma-Tadema Laurence to read onlineMoreLess
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