Vanity Fair

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Vanity Fair William Makepeace Thackeray

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  “Well,BeckywouldhavemadeagoodLadyCrawley,afterall。”MissCrawleyremarkedwhowasmollifiedbythegirl’srefusal,andveryliberalandgenerousnowtherewasnocallforhersacrifices。”Shehasbrainsinplentymuchmorewitinherlittlefingerthanyouhave,mypoordearBriggs,inallyourhead。Hermannersareexcellent,nowIhaveformedher。SheisaMontmorency,Briggs,andbloodissomething,thoughIdespiseitformypart;andshewouldhaveheldherownamongstthosepompousstupidHampshirepeoplemuchbetterthanthatunfortunateironmonger’sdaughter。”

  Briggscoincidedasusual,andthe“previousattachment“

  wasthendiscussedinconjectures。”Youpoorfriendlesscreaturesarealwayshavingsomefoolishtendre。”MissCrawleysaid。”Youyourself,youknow,wereinlovewithawriting-masterdon’tcry,Briggs——

  you’realwayscrying,anditwon’tbringhimtolifeagain,andIsupposethisunfortunateBeckyhasbeensillyandsentimentaltoo——someapothecary,orhouse-steward,orpainter,oryoungcurate,orsomethingofthatsort。”

  “Poorthing!poorthing!”saysBriggswhowasthinkingoftwenty-fouryearsback,andthathecticyoungwriting-masterwhoselockofyellowhair,andwhoseletters,beautifulintheirillegibility,shecherishedinherolddeskupstairs。”Poorthing,poorthing!”saysBriggs。Oncemoreshewasafresh-cheekedlassofeighteen;

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