At Home. a Novel V. 2
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I hope you do, for I am much afraid we shall be obliged 162 ENGLISH FASHIONABLES to stay in London all February, which is dreadful." " I don't wonder your Ladyship prefers the country in spring— it is so delightful to see the first flowers," said Lady Susan in her usual mild accent.
" Why certainly, if I had my choice I would wish never to go to London before April, nor to leave it much before August," returned Lady Harriet. Lady Susan stared — the gentlemen laughed — Madame Hervey, who by the ...way perfectly understood English when she chose, remarked — u Ah ! j'ai bien oui dire avant mon arrivee dans ce pays, que les hivers d'Angleterre ne finissent jamais — c'est incroyable comme ils durent." " I agree with you, Lady Harriet," said Lord Calvert, who was one of the lookers-on that were standing round the table. " London is only bearable when it is quite full ; I quite regret being obliged to go to town early this year, as I have not yet taken my seat ; but I AT HOME. 163 don't think I can get away very soon from Paris, where I am going next week." " Have you still your house in Portland Place, Lady Harriet V* inquired Lord Oporto in the midst of a long yawn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I hope you do, for I am much afraid we shall be obliged 162 ENGLISH FASHIONABLES to stay in London all February, which is dreadful." " I don't wonder your Ladyship prefers the country in spring— it is so delightful to see the first flowers," said Lady Susan in her usual mild accent.
" Why certainly, if I had my choice I would wish never to go to London before April, nor to leave it much before August," returned Lady Harriet. Lady Susan stared — the gentlemen laughed — Madame Hervey, who by the ...way perfectly understood English when she chose, remarked — u Ah ! j'ai bien oui dire avant mon arrivee dans ce pays, que les hivers d'Angleterre ne finissent jamais — c'est incroyable comme ils durent." " I agree with you, Lady Harriet," said Lord Calvert, who was one of the lookers-on that were standing round the table. " London is only bearable when it is quite full ; I quite regret being obliged to go to town early this year, as I have not yet taken my seat ; but I AT HOME. 163 don't think I can get away very soon from Paris, where I am going next week." " Have you still your house in Portland Place, Lady Harriet V* inquired Lord Oporto in the midst of a long yawn.
What to read after At Home. a Novel V. 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burdett, C. D., Mrs to read onlineMoreLess
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