A Matter of Skill a Novel
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8 7 He, however, did not remain where she had left him, bat crossing the room, seated himself by the side of his mother, with whom he conversed for some time. Lady Jones still possessed one joy which was unqnenched by the pomp of her riches — the love of her son, her handsome, charming son, who treated her with a gentle tenderness and a courteous consideration such as had strangled the dawning shadow of a suspicion that he might be ashamed of her, and those supreme, manifest, but unsuccessful e...fforts of hers to be comme ilfaut.
The conversation between them, of which the young man monopolized the lion's share, and to which his mother replied with "nods and becks and wreathed smiles, " was of some length, and bore the following fruit. 2 During the ensuing afternoon, when Miss Mit- ford and her niece were seated in the cool, flower- scented little drawing room at Carnation Cottage, the sound of a ring at the front gate tinkled through the open window, and mingled so harmoniously with the jubilant song of the canary that Miss Eliz- abeth — who was dozing in an arm-chair with her cap straying, as was its wont over her left column of curls, and her plump brown hands clasped on her round knees — neither stirred nor sighed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8 7 He, however, did not remain where she had left him, bat crossing the room, seated himself by the side of his mother, with whom he conversed for some time. Lady Jones still possessed one joy which was unqnenched by the pomp of her riches — the love of her son, her handsome, charming son, who treated her with a gentle tenderness and a courteous consideration such as had strangled the dawning shadow of a suspicion that he might be ashamed of her, and those supreme, manifest, but unsuccessful e...fforts of hers to be comme ilfaut.
The conversation between them, of which the young man monopolized the lion's share, and to which his mother replied with "nods and becks and wreathed smiles, " was of some length, and bore the following fruit. 2 During the ensuing afternoon, when Miss Mit- ford and her niece were seated in the cool, flower- scented little drawing room at Carnation Cottage, the sound of a ring at the front gate tinkled through the open window, and mingled so harmoniously with the jubilant song of the canary that Miss Eliz- abeth — who was dozing in an arm-chair with her cap straying, as was its wont over her left column of curls, and her plump brown hands clasped on her round knees — neither stirred nor sighed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beatrice Whitby to read onlineMoreLess
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