Under False Colours
Under False Colours
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His headache was TROUBLE AND CONFUSION. 211 worse than ever, and his rnind was full of trouble and confusion. Was it not enough to contend with evil and folly in the parish ? He surely had a right to expect propriety and straightforwardness in one who had become almost a member of his family. And yet it was very painful to him to see a woman crying, even when she was seriously to blame ; for he was not a hard man at heart.
(C CHAPTER XXII.
THOU ART SO NEAR, AND YET SO FAR, ' ERHAPS if the recto...r had gone back to Cherry, and spoken with her alone, she might have convinced him of her truthfulness. But Felicia kept close to his side, and talked to him in that innocent manner of hers which had deceived him from the beginning. And he really liked Felicia, first because she was his wife's sister, and he was devoted to his Caro- line ; and secondly, because she was so frank and bright, and took so great an interest in his concerns.
Miss Kelly had made up her mind to get rid of Cherry Dent, and have her replaced by someone whose con- scientiousness and prudishness were not so troublesome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His headache was TROUBLE AND CONFUSION. 211 worse than ever, and his rnind was full of trouble and confusion. Was it not enough to contend with evil and folly in the parish ? He surely had a right to expect propriety and straightforwardness in one who had become almost a member of his family. And yet it was very painful to him to see a woman crying, even when she was seriously to blame ; for he was not a hard man at heart.
(C CHAPTER XXII.
THOU ART SO NEAR, AND YET SO FAR, ' ERHAPS if the recto...r had gone back to Cherry, and spoken with her alone, she might have convinced him of her truthfulness. But Felicia kept close to his side, and talked to him in that innocent manner of hers which had deceived him from the beginning. And he really liked Felicia, first because she was his wife's sister, and he was devoted to his Caro- line ; and secondly, because she was so frank and bright, and took so great an interest in his concerns.
Miss Kelly had made up her mind to get rid of Cherry Dent, and have her replaced by someone whose con- scientiousness and prudishness were not so troublesome.
What to read after Under False Colours?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doudney Sarah to read onlineMoreLess
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