9.5 Meg lost herself at Annie Moffats'

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9.5 How did Meg lose herself at Annie Moffats'? (p.123)

 

2019-06-12

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  陈海彤

  she did not have much time to worry,  They shopped and walked and rode and visited their friends all day, and in the evening they went to the theatre or played at home, for Anne had made many friends and knew how to entertain.To live in luxury, to ride in a splendid carriage, to wear fine clothes every day, to do nothing but enjoy oneself, was naturally very agreeable. put on a sentence or two in French, curled her hair, narrowed her dress, and learned to remark on fashions. The more she saw of Anne moffat's beautiful things, the more she envied them and sighed. Home was now empty and dull in her mind, and work was harder than ever. She felt that she was a poor, injured girl.

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  Meg began to imitate the manners and conversation of those about her, to put on little airs and graces, use French phrases, crimp her hair, take in her dresses, and talk about the fashion as well as she could.

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  However, she did not have much time to worry, for the three young girls were busy passing the 'happy hour'. They shopped and walked and rode and visited their friends all day, and in the evening they went to the theatre or played at home, for Anne had made many friends and knew how to entertain. Her sisters were very pretty young women, and one of them was engaged, and that was very interesting and romantic, thought Meg. Mr. Moffat was a fat, jolly old gentleman who knew her father; Mrs. Moffat, a fat, cheerful old lady, was as fond of Meg as her daughter. The whole family doted on her, and "Daisy," as they called her, was habituated to a little fever.

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  To live in luxury, to ride in a splendid carriage, to wear fine clothes every day, to do nothing but enjoy oneself, was naturally very agreeable. This was the kind of life Meg longed for. She soon imitated the manners and manners of those about her, put on little AIRS and AIRS, put on a sentence or two in French, curled her hair, narrowed her dress, and learned to remark on fashions. The more she saw of Anne moffat's beautiful things, the more she envied them and sighed. Home was now empty and dull in her mind, and work was harder than ever. She felt that she was a poor, injured girl, and that even two pairs of new gloves and stockings could not help her.

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