Ankerwick Castle. : a Novel. in Four Volumes. 1
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Mark- ham, went nito the drawing-: oom, nhere the ftranger was converling with the Marquis, who quieted the room a few minutes after Lady Middieton and Mrs.
Markham entered. Lady Middieton ad- drefled her in French Vv'ith the o-reatefb o politenefs and affabihty. She was much pleafed with the appearance of the ilranger, who, upon a clofe examination of the two ladies, feemed to be both artlefs and inno- cent, prepoiTefled as they both wxre with her beauty and manner.
Lady Middieton apologized f...or keeping her waiting fo long, and requefted flie would take fomething to refrefh her, as (lie appeared fatigued, and to have come a long journey. She wifned for a glafs of water ANKERWICK CASTLE. 189 water and a little hartfhorn. This reco- vered her fpirits, which were much hurried.
Slie was faint and weak, and there was an evident tremor in her voice. Lady Middle- ton did ail flie could to re-aflure her, and it had the defired eftecl.
Mrs. Markham arofe, and left tht room.
She thought the a;"niable ftranger would be more at her eafe when alone with Lady Middleton ; and the fhort time (lie had been with her, convinced her Ilie was not of tlut defcription of women ChQ at nrfl: was almoft certain fne was, who might have come with fome fooUQi ftory that would have added to the uneafinefs of Lady Middleton in her prefent fiate of mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mark- ham, went nito the drawing-: oom, nhere the ftranger was converling with the Marquis, who quieted the room a few minutes after Lady Middieton and Mrs.
Markham entered. Lady Middieton ad- drefled her in French Vv'ith the o-reatefb o politenefs and affabihty. She was much pleafed with the appearance of the ilranger, who, upon a clofe examination of the two ladies, feemed to be both artlefs and inno- cent, prepoiTefled as they both wxre with her beauty and manner.
Lady Middieton apologized f...or keeping her waiting fo long, and requefted flie would take fomething to refrefh her, as (lie appeared fatigued, and to have come a long journey. She wifned for a glafs of water ANKERWICK CASTLE. 189 water and a little hartfhorn. This reco- vered her fpirits, which were much hurried.
Slie was faint and weak, and there was an evident tremor in her voice. Lady Middle- ton did ail flie could to re-aflure her, and it had the defired eftecl.
Mrs. Markham arofe, and left tht room.
She thought the a;"niable ftranger would be more at her eafe when alone with Lady Middleton ; and the fhort time (lie had been with her, convinced her Ilie was not of tlut defcription of women ChQ at nrfl: was almoft certain fne was, who might have come with fome fooUQi ftory that would have added to the uneafinefs of Lady Middleton in her prefent fiate of mind.
What to read after Ankerwick Castle. : a Novel. in Four Volumes. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Croffts, Mrs to read onlineMoreLess
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