innocence and incomprehension, part 2

bad roads,cold winds,and threatening clouds a liberality which sprang from no principle very agreeable and amusing sometimes those pitiful, silly friends of yours a total indifference to the whole business but a very promising young man a good deal of sad ostentation a total indifference to the whole business "deal with it, catherine, we must get through this day somehow" a very promising young man that requires a person of taste "you know, sometimes i feel - oh, i don't know what i feel!" those pitiful, silly friends of yours all flutter and happiness it was racetime the event was still more unfortunate with a fixed and most prejudiced hatred very agreeable and amusing sometimes bad roads, cold winds, and threatening clouds ready to perish with cold the event was still more unfortunate very unfortunate indeed the roads turned to mud the sad ostentation degenerated into positively pathetic pretension all flutter and happiness that required a person of taste bad roads, cold winds, and threatening clouds sources: the mysteries of udolpho; evelina; the wanderer, by fannt burney; sense and sensibility; emma; discipline, by mary brunton; the tenant of wildfell hall; agnes grey; jane eyre; wuthering heights; cranford; wives and daughters, by mrs gaskell; miss marjoribanks,by mrs oliphant.