Trifleton Papers
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133 ners and pleasant little ways, which can only be ac- quired in town, who were probably French^ as they talked that exquisitely euphonious tongue exclusively, turned up their " turn up " noses — which, mirabile dictu^ they all had, excepting one " snub " and another proboscis — at my thick boots and Stubs' long-waisted coat with short tails, as I thought, but this may have been imagination. I ought to remark, perhaps, that we had had the audacity to purchase seats in the same box with them ;... and it is clear that young ladies of " style " and " breeding," who can talk French, are entitled in public to do as they please. "What astounds me now, is our assurance in supposing that we had a right to sit in the same theatre, much less the same box.
I do admire young ladies, particularly in public, they are so winning, so undisguised ; — they show so readily what they are ; — they have so little reserve, which is but a poor, weak, maidenly thing after all.
This coterie of lovely creatures, as I said, talked French, which was evidently intended as a " crusher '^ to us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
133 ners and pleasant little ways, which can only be ac- quired in town, who were probably French^ as they talked that exquisitely euphonious tongue exclusively, turned up their " turn up " noses — which, mirabile dictu^ they all had, excepting one " snub " and another proboscis — at my thick boots and Stubs' long-waisted coat with short tails, as I thought, but this may have been imagination. I ought to remark, perhaps, that we had had the audacity to purchase seats in the same box with them ;... and it is clear that young ladies of " style " and " breeding," who can talk French, are entitled in public to do as they please. "What astounds me now, is our assurance in supposing that we had a right to sit in the same theatre, much less the same box.
I do admire young ladies, particularly in public, they are so winning, so undisguised ; — they show so readily what they are ; — they have so little reserve, which is but a poor, weak, maidenly thing after all.
This coterie of lovely creatures, as I said, talked French, which was evidently intended as a " crusher '^ to us.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hilton Warren to read onlineMoreLess
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