A Racing Rubber a Novel
A Racing Rubber a Novel
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" 181 Wargrave was perhaps as pleased as his daughter. His search for that eligible young man, despite his best endeavours, had so far proved unavailing. Nobody as yet had commended himself to Clara's taste and requirements like Eeginald Chacewaterj and now that it had been ascertained that he was alive, his reappearance at the Grange would surely be only a matter of a few weeks. In furtherance oi this end, Mr. Wargrave was more profuse than ever in his entertainments. Garden and dinner parties... followed each other in rapid succession that August in Carlingham Park. Mr. Wargrave drove over to the Grange himself to hope that, after the happy intelligence, the Squire and his lady would at once mix again with their neighbours as before. Should Mr. Eeginald turn up, they should only be too pleased to see him, of course he was always included in their invitations. " Don't be afraid, Mr. Chace- water, I'm not inquisitive. I'm not given to poking my nose into my neighbours' affairs. Young men will be young men; perhaps he had outrun the constable ; perhaps he had backed that horse of Bramber's rather too stiffly, though I told you all down here again and again that * Chorister ' would win.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 181 Wargrave was perhaps as pleased as his daughter. His search for that eligible young man, despite his best endeavours, had so far proved unavailing. Nobody as yet had commended himself to Clara's taste and requirements like Eeginald Chacewaterj and now that it had been ascertained that he was alive, his reappearance at the Grange would surely be only a matter of a few weeks. In furtherance oi this end, Mr. Wargrave was more profuse than ever in his entertainments. Garden and dinner parties... followed each other in rapid succession that August in Carlingham Park. Mr. Wargrave drove over to the Grange himself to hope that, after the happy intelligence, the Squire and his lady would at once mix again with their neighbours as before. Should Mr. Eeginald turn up, they should only be too pleased to see him, of course he was always included in their invitations. " Don't be afraid, Mr. Chace- water, I'm not inquisitive. I'm not given to poking my nose into my neighbours' affairs. Young men will be young men; perhaps he had outrun the constable ; perhaps he had backed that horse of Bramber's rather too stiffly, though I told you all down here again and again that * Chorister ' would win.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smart, Hawley, 1833-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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