Wuthering Heights
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"am AGNES GREY.
CHAPTER X.
THE CHURCH.
fELi, Miss Grey, what do you think of the new curate ? *' asked Miss Murray on our return from churdj the Sunday after the recommencement of our duties. J " I can scarcely tciif,'' was my teply. " I have no!
e\'en heard him preach.^;'. . ' .
Well, but you saw him, didn't you ? " ^ f ' Yes ; but I cannot pretend to Judge of a man's chaif er by a single cursory glance at his face." f I?* But isn't he ugly ? '' ^ He did not strike me as being particularly so ...; i donH dishke that cast of countenance. But the onl}^ thing I particularly noticed about him was his style oi jBatfing, which appeared to me good — infinitely bettei^ at: least, than Mr. Hatfield's- He read the lessons as ii he were, bent on giving full effect to every passage: II seemed as if the most careless person could not hav • ■ ► *' Oh yes, that's all he is good for.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"am AGNES GREY.
CHAPTER X.
THE CHURCH.
fELi, Miss Grey, what do you think of the new curate ? *' asked Miss Murray on our return from churdj the Sunday after the recommencement of our duties. J " I can scarcely tciif,'' was my teply. " I have no!
e\'en heard him preach.^;'. . ' .
Well, but you saw him, didn't you ? " ^ f ' Yes ; but I cannot pretend to Judge of a man's chaif er by a single cursory glance at his face." f I?* But isn't he ugly ? '' ^ He did not strike me as being particularly so ...; i donH dishke that cast of countenance. But the onl}^ thing I particularly noticed about him was his style oi jBatfing, which appeared to me good — infinitely bettei^ at: least, than Mr. Hatfield's- He read the lessons as ii he were, bent on giving full effect to every passage: II seemed as if the most careless person could not hav • ■ ► *' Oh yes, that's all he is good for.
What to read after Wuthering Heights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brontë Emily to read onlineMoreLess
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Guest 6 years ago
It's pretty good,probably could have been better a movie even though i like books better!!Write Review:
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