A Fair Barbarian
A Fair Barbarian
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95 Octavia; "and they are a crowded sort of afternoon parties, where ladies go in carriage- toilet, not evening dress. People are rushing in and out all the time." Lucia glanced around the room and smiled.
" That is very unlike this," she remarked.
"Well," said Octavia, "I should think that, after all, this might be nicer." Which was very civil.
Lucia glanced around again — this time rather stealthily — at Lady Theobald. Then she glanced back at Octavia.
" But it isn't," she said, in an underto...ne.
Octavia began to laugh. They we^e on a new and familiar footing from that moment.
" I said ' it might,' " she answered.
She was not afraid, any longer, of finding the evening stupid. If there were no young men, there was at least a young woman who was in sympathy with her. She said, — " I hope that I shall behave myself pretty well, and do the things I am expected to do." " Oh ! " said Lucia, with a rather alarmed expression, "I hope so. I — I am afraid you would not be comfortable if you didn't." Octavia opened her eyes, as she often did Digitized by Google 96 A FAIB BABBABIAN.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
95 Octavia; "and they are a crowded sort of afternoon parties, where ladies go in carriage- toilet, not evening dress. People are rushing in and out all the time." Lucia glanced around the room and smiled.
" That is very unlike this," she remarked.
"Well," said Octavia, "I should think that, after all, this might be nicer." Which was very civil.
Lucia glanced around again — this time rather stealthily — at Lady Theobald. Then she glanced back at Octavia.
" But it isn't," she said, in an underto...ne.
Octavia began to laugh. They we^e on a new and familiar footing from that moment.
" I said ' it might,' " she answered.
She was not afraid, any longer, of finding the evening stupid. If there were no young men, there was at least a young woman who was in sympathy with her. She said, — " I hope that I shall behave myself pretty well, and do the things I am expected to do." " Oh ! " said Lucia, with a rather alarmed expression, "I hope so. I — I am afraid you would not be comfortable if you didn't." Octavia opened her eyes, as she often did Digitized by Google 96 A FAIB BABBABIAN.
What to read after A Fair Barbarian?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnett, Frances Hodgson, 1849-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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