Beatrice 8 6
Beatrice 8 6
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Bingham, " said Mr. Granger--"and asI live, her ladyship with it. Elizabeth, see if there isn't some teaready, " and the old gentleman, who had all the traditional love of thelower middle-class Englishman for a title, trotted off to welcome "herladyship. " Presently Lady Honoria entered the room, a sweet, if rather a set smileupon her handsome face, and with a graceful mien, that became her tallfigure exceedingly well. For to do Lady Honoria justice, she was oneof the most ladylike women in the... country, and so far as her personalappearance went, a very perfect type of the class to which she belonged.
Geoffrey looked at her, saying to himself that she had clearly recoveredher temper, and that he was thankful for it. This was not wonderful, forit is observable that the more aristocratic a lady's manners are, themore disagreeable she is apt to be when she is crossed.
"Well, Geoffrey dear, " she said, "you see I have come to fetch you. Iwas determined that you should not get yourself drowned a second time onyour way home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bingham, " said Mr. Granger--"and asI live, her ladyship with it. Elizabeth, see if there isn't some teaready, " and the old gentleman, who had all the traditional love of thelower middle-class Englishman for a title, trotted off to welcome "herladyship. " Presently Lady Honoria entered the room, a sweet, if rather a set smileupon her handsome face, and with a graceful mien, that became her tallfigure exceedingly well. For to do Lady Honoria justice, she was oneof the most ladylike women in the... country, and so far as her personalappearance went, a very perfect type of the class to which she belonged.
Geoffrey looked at her, saying to himself that she had clearly recoveredher temper, and that he was thankful for it. This was not wonderful, forit is observable that the more aristocratic a lady's manners are, themore disagreeable she is apt to be when she is crossed.
"Well, Geoffrey dear, " she said, "you see I have come to fetch you. Iwas determined that you should not get yourself drowned a second time onyour way home.
What to read after Beatrice 8 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Rider Haggard to read onlineMoreLess
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