April's Lady. a Novel
April's Lady. a Novel
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" Drink your tea," says she to the stricken Dicky in a tone that admits of no delay. He drinks it.
Meantime, Barbara has been very kind to Felix Dysart.
Answering his roundabout questions that always have Joyce as their central meaning. One leading remark of his is to the effect that he is covered with astonishment to find her and Monkton in London. Is he surprised? Well, no doubt, yes. Joyce is in Town, too, but she has not come out with her to-day. Have they been to the theatre?
Very often ; ...Joyce, especially, is quite devoted to it Do they go much to the picture galleries ? Well, to one or two. There is so much to be done, and the children are rather exigeant^ and demand all the afternoon. But she had heard Joyce say that she was going to-morrow to Dora's Gallery. She thought Tommy ought to be shown some- thing more improving than clowns, and wild animals, and toy-shops.
Mr. Dysart, at this point, said he thought Miss Kavanagh was more reflective than one taking a careless view of her might believe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Drink your tea," says she to the stricken Dicky in a tone that admits of no delay. He drinks it.
Meantime, Barbara has been very kind to Felix Dysart.
Answering his roundabout questions that always have Joyce as their central meaning. One leading remark of his is to the effect that he is covered with astonishment to find her and Monkton in London. Is he surprised? Well, no doubt, yes. Joyce is in Town, too, but she has not come out with her to-day. Have they been to the theatre?
Very often ; ...Joyce, especially, is quite devoted to it Do they go much to the picture galleries ? Well, to one or two. There is so much to be done, and the children are rather exigeant^ and demand all the afternoon. But she had heard Joyce say that she was going to-morrow to Dora's Gallery. She thought Tommy ought to be shown some- thing more improving than clowns, and wild animals, and toy-shops.
Mr. Dysart, at this point, said he thought Miss Kavanagh was more reflective than one taking a careless view of her might believe.
What to read after April's Lady. a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duchess to read onlineMoreLess
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