The Works of William Makepeace Thackeray, volume 15, part 3
The Works of William Makepeace Thackeray, volume 15, part 3
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It seemed to her that they had conferred an actual favour on her, in robbing her of twenty guineas, threatening her son's life, and finally letting him go.
** Who is that droll old gentleman ? '* said she ; and being told that it was Captain Wood, she dropped him a curtsey, and said, with much respect, " Captain, your very humble servant ; " which compliment Mr. Brock acknowledged by a gracious smile and bow. " And who is this pretty young lady ? " continued Mrs. Hayes.
" Why — hum — oh — mothe...r, you must give her your blessing. She is Mrs. John Hayes." And here- with Mr. Hayes brought forward his interesting lady, to introduce her to his mamma.
The news did not at all please the old lady; who received Mrs. Catherine's embrace with a very sour face indeed. However, the mischief was done; and she was too glad to get back her son to be, on such an occasion, very angry with him. So, after a proper re- buke, she told Mrs. John Hayes that though she never approved of her son's attachment, and thought he mar- ried below his condition, yet as the evil was done, it was their duty to make the best of it ; and she, for her part, would receive her into her house, and make her as comfortable there as she could.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It seemed to her that they had conferred an actual favour on her, in robbing her of twenty guineas, threatening her son's life, and finally letting him go.
** Who is that droll old gentleman ? '* said she ; and being told that it was Captain Wood, she dropped him a curtsey, and said, with much respect, " Captain, your very humble servant ; " which compliment Mr. Brock acknowledged by a gracious smile and bow. " And who is this pretty young lady ? " continued Mrs. Hayes.
" Why — hum — oh — mothe...r, you must give her your blessing. She is Mrs. John Hayes." And here- with Mr. Hayes brought forward his interesting lady, to introduce her to his mamma.
The news did not at all please the old lady; who received Mrs. Catherine's embrace with a very sour face indeed. However, the mischief was done; and she was too glad to get back her son to be, on such an occasion, very angry with him. So, after a proper re- buke, she told Mrs. John Hayes that though she never approved of her son's attachment, and thought he mar- ried below his condition, yet as the evil was done, it was their duty to make the best of it ; and she, for her part, would receive her into her house, and make her as comfortable there as she could.
What to read after The Works of William Makepeace Thackeray, volume 15, part 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thackeray, William Makepeace, 1811-1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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