Three Loving Ladies
Three Loving Ladies
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What have you been doing ? " Teresa told her about the Debating Society and Mr. Fisk. " A horrible young man, " said Mrs. Vachell. " He isn't one of my husband's students, luckily, or I should have to ask him to tea. They all get brought here at intervals. They sit about in corners and balance cups on their knees and spill tea into the saucer. I wish you would come and help me next time I have to ask some of them. I believe you would be good to them and teach me not to dislike them so much. " "... Very well, " said Teresa, " though I am not benevolent. If people won't talk I can't make THREE LOVING LADIES 129 conversation. Why don't you ask Emma ? She knows them all. " " That is just why she is no good, " Mrs. Vachell explained while she made tea. " It is like a mother and her children in society. They can't talk their own nonsense before an audience, and they can't do the polite to each other. I want you to extract something from the students. They must have interests of the sort that one does not air in the family circle, and strangers are the ideal safety valve for that sort of thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What have you been doing ? " Teresa told her about the Debating Society and Mr. Fisk. " A horrible young man, " said Mrs. Vachell. " He isn't one of my husband's students, luckily, or I should have to ask him to tea. They all get brought here at intervals. They sit about in corners and balance cups on their knees and spill tea into the saucer. I wish you would come and help me next time I have to ask some of them. I believe you would be good to them and teach me not to dislike them so much. " "... Very well, " said Teresa, " though I am not benevolent. If people won't talk I can't make THREE LOVING LADIES 129 conversation. Why don't you ask Emma ? She knows them all. " " That is just why she is no good, " Mrs. Vachell explained while she made tea. " It is like a mother and her children in society. They can't talk their own nonsense before an audience, and they can't do the polite to each other. I want you to extract something from the students. They must have interests of the sort that one does not air in the family circle, and strangers are the ideal safety valve for that sort of thing.
What to read after Three Loving Ladies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hon Mrs Mary Frances Harriet Dowdall to read onlineMoreLess
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