Beatrice, Or, the Unknown Relatives 3
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i63 one day remarked to each other that the Clintons had never once called, or sent to inquire for Lady Anne, or to see how they were themselves.
At length, on the second Sunday after her return home, Lady Edith resolved, as in former times, to visit Mrs. Clinton in passing, and was delighted, as she approached the gate, to observe her friend slowly approaching, but with so feeble and languid a step, that Lady Edith became at once convinced she must have been ill. To her surprise, Mrs. Clinton,... on perceiving her, made a full stop, hesitated, and then turned hurriedly back, as if anxious to avoid a meeting ; but Lady Edith felt this to be so unlikely, that she at once advanced to overtake Mrs. Clinton, and having, without difficulty, arrested the heavy lagging movement of the fugitive, she kindly laid her hand on her arm, and almost laughingly looked up at her old friend, intending, good-humouredly, to reproach her for this unusual flight.
When Mrs. Clinton slowly and unwillingly turned round, an exclamation of astonishment and consternation burst from the lips of Lady Edith, who stood aghast at the sight she saw ; Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
i63 one day remarked to each other that the Clintons had never once called, or sent to inquire for Lady Anne, or to see how they were themselves.
At length, on the second Sunday after her return home, Lady Edith resolved, as in former times, to visit Mrs. Clinton in passing, and was delighted, as she approached the gate, to observe her friend slowly approaching, but with so feeble and languid a step, that Lady Edith became at once convinced she must have been ill. To her surprise, Mrs. Clinton,... on perceiving her, made a full stop, hesitated, and then turned hurriedly back, as if anxious to avoid a meeting ; but Lady Edith felt this to be so unlikely, that she at once advanced to overtake Mrs. Clinton, and having, without difficulty, arrested the heavy lagging movement of the fugitive, she kindly laid her hand on her arm, and almost laughingly looked up at her old friend, intending, good-humouredly, to reproach her for this unusual flight.
When Mrs. Clinton slowly and unwillingly turned round, an exclamation of astonishment and consternation burst from the lips of Lady Edith, who stood aghast at the sight she saw ; Mrs.
What to read after Beatrice, Or, the Unknown Relatives 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Sinclair to read onlineMoreLess
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