The World's Greatest Books — volume 06 — Fiction
The World's Greatest Books — volume 06 — Fiction
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Then I mounted my horse, galloped to Cordova, and gave myself up at the first guard-house. .. . Poor Carmen! it is the gipsies who are to blame for having brought herup like that. " * * * * * MARY RUSSELL MITFORD Our Village Mary Russell Mitford was known first as a dramatist, with tragedy as her forte, and in later years as a novelist, but by posterity she will be remembered as a portrayer of country life, in simply worded sketches, with a quiet colouring of humour. These sketches were collect...ed, as "Our Village, " into five volumes, between 1824 and 1832. Miss Mitford was born Dec. 16, 1787, at Alresford, Hampshire, England, the daughter of a foolish spendthrift father, to whom she was pathetically devoted, and lived in her native county almost throughout her life. In her later years she received a Civil List pension. She died on January 10, 1855. The quietness of the country is in all Miss Mitford's writing, but it is a cheerful country, pervaded by a rosy-cheeked optimism. Her letters, too, scribbled on small scraps of paper, are as attractive as her books.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then I mounted my horse, galloped to Cordova, and gave myself up at the first guard-house. .. . Poor Carmen! it is the gipsies who are to blame for having brought herup like that. " * * * * * MARY RUSSELL MITFORD Our Village Mary Russell Mitford was known first as a dramatist, with tragedy as her forte, and in later years as a novelist, but by posterity she will be remembered as a portrayer of country life, in simply worded sketches, with a quiet colouring of humour. These sketches were collect...ed, as "Our Village, " into five volumes, between 1824 and 1832. Miss Mitford was born Dec. 16, 1787, at Alresford, Hampshire, England, the daughter of a foolish spendthrift father, to whom she was pathetically devoted, and lived in her native county almost throughout her life. In her later years she received a Civil List pension. She died on January 10, 1855. The quietness of the country is in all Miss Mitford's writing, but it is a cheerful country, pervaded by a rosy-cheeked optimism. Her letters, too, scribbled on small scraps of paper, are as attractive as her books.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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