A Traveller's Tale of the Last Century 1
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Lord Dorringcourt and his sisters were A traveller's tale. 181 just setting out on an excursion, when the letter arrived. Perpetual change of scene, and the soft salubrious air of Devonshire, during the winter months, was prescribed for his lordship's sister, Lady Robina Somerville, who, since the death of her husband, had fallen into melancholy and ill health.
Dorringcourt and his sister, Lady Elinor Arden, had travelled with her from place to place. During their short excursion to Linton and ...Lymouth they had left Lady Robina at Clovelly with her children.
When Lord Dorringcourt returned to the parsonage, his younger sister exclaimed, " These wild scenes appear just the place for romantic adventure, and by the length of your absence I expect to be amused with the detail of something wonderful."
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lord Dorringcourt and his sisters were A traveller's tale. 181 just setting out on an excursion, when the letter arrived. Perpetual change of scene, and the soft salubrious air of Devonshire, during the winter months, was prescribed for his lordship's sister, Lady Robina Somerville, who, since the death of her husband, had fallen into melancholy and ill health.
Dorringcourt and his sister, Lady Elinor Arden, had travelled with her from place to place. During their short excursion to Linton and ...Lymouth they had left Lady Robina at Clovelly with her children.
When Lord Dorringcourt returned to the parsonage, his younger sister exclaimed, " These wild scenes appear just the place for romantic adventure, and by the length of your absence I expect to be amused with the detail of something wonderful."
What to read after A Traveller's Tale of the Last Century 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Spence, Elizabeth Isabella, 1768-1832 to read onlineMoreLess
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