"too Good for Him."
"too Good for Him."
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When he had put her into the cab, he gave the directions to drive to the Prince's Theatre to the cabman in so low a tone that she did not hear it. So far, he kept his promise to her. He dwelt largely on this ignorance of hers as an argument that she would not be deceiving her grandmother in saying that she didn't know the nature of the show she had been taken to. But Lucy had been too well brought up to be satisfied with such arguments. She only shook her head, and felt miserable. She was miser...able, poor little girl, from the time she entered the theatre, and twice as much so when she came out. The box they occupied was on the stage, and commanded an occasional view of what went on behind the scenes.
Lucy was at first almost as much amused to watch this as the play. It was wondcrfdl to her end very new to see how ready the scene-shifters were to change the scenes ; how quickly woods were turned Into drawing-rooms, and brightest sunshine into dark- est night. The first piece played, which was half finished when they arrived, was a long and rather dull melodrama ; but then came a "ballet divertissement," which was succeeded by a farce.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he had put her into the cab, he gave the directions to drive to the Prince's Theatre to the cabman in so low a tone that she did not hear it. So far, he kept his promise to her. He dwelt largely on this ignorance of hers as an argument that she would not be deceiving her grandmother in saying that she didn't know the nature of the show she had been taken to. But Lucy had been too well brought up to be satisfied with such arguments. She only shook her head, and felt miserable. She was miser...able, poor little girl, from the time she entered the theatre, and twice as much so when she came out. The box they occupied was on the stage, and commanded an occasional view of what went on behind the scenes.
Lucy was at first almost as much amused to watch this as the play. It was wondcrfdl to her end very new to see how ready the scene-shifters were to change the scenes ; how quickly woods were turned Into drawing-rooms, and brightest sunshine into dark- est night. The first piece played, which was half finished when they arrived, was a long and rather dull melodrama ; but then came a "ballet divertissement," which was succeeded by a farce.
What to read after "too Good for Him."?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marryat, Florence, 1837-1899 to read onlineMoreLess
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