The Works of George Meredith, volume 20
The Works of George Meredith, volume 20
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She struck a toneing warmth we make qm through his inteUigence, not dissimilar to the ^p,^ livelier circulation of the blood in the frame breath- Lighttngaa ing mountain air. She really helped him, incited DarioMss him to go along with this windy wild modem time more cheerfully, if not quite hopefully. For she had been the book of Romance he despised when it appeared as a printed volume : and which might have educated the young man to read some among our riddles in the book of humanity. The whi...te he was ready to take for silver: the black were all black; the spotted had received corruption's label. Her youthful French governess Mademoiselle de SeiUes was also peculiarly enigmatic at the mouth: con- versanti one might expect, with the disintegrating literature of her country. In public, the two talked of St. Louis. One of them in secret visits a Mrs.
Marsett. The Southweare women, theHennen women, and Lady Evelina Reddish, were artless candid creatures in their early days, not transgressing in a glance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She struck a toneing warmth we make qm through his inteUigence, not dissimilar to the ^p,^ livelier circulation of the blood in the frame breath- Lighttngaa ing mountain air. She really helped him, incited DarioMss him to go along with this windy wild modem time more cheerfully, if not quite hopefully. For she had been the book of Romance he despised when it appeared as a printed volume : and which might have educated the young man to read some among our riddles in the book of humanity. The whi...te he was ready to take for silver: the black were all black; the spotted had received corruption's label. Her youthful French governess Mademoiselle de SeiUes was also peculiarly enigmatic at the mouth: con- versanti one might expect, with the disintegrating literature of her country. In public, the two talked of St. Louis. One of them in secret visits a Mrs.
Marsett. The Southweare women, theHennen women, and Lady Evelina Reddish, were artless candid creatures in their early days, not transgressing in a glance.
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