Clare Abbey, Or, the Trials of Youth 2
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147 passed between them. Reginald had been displeased, — had been desirous to for- ward Ernest's wishes ; and now armed with his — ^perhaps with her father's — authority, he came to press his suit.
The idea made her draw herself up with all her brother's stateliness ; — " I am just going out \vith Mrs. Vincent," she said haughtily, " and I really cannot detain her.'* " Mamma is in no hurry," Miss Vincent remarked, contemplating the scene with a look of much amusement ; for to her fertile fancy ...it was perfectly comprehen- sible.
" I would rather not detain her," Camilla repeated determinedly.
Ernest seemed scarcely to hear her words, or to heed her haughtiness. He seemed at a loss how to act. Suddenly, however, he turned and shook hands with Miss Vin- cent, then going down the steps approached the carriage where Llrs. Vincent was already seated.
His back was turned towards them, and his words were unheard ; but Mrs. Vin- l2 148 CLARE ABBEY.
cent's countenance was visible. She became extremely grave ; and, after a moment's thought, got out of the carriage and ap- proached Camilla.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
147 passed between them. Reginald had been displeased, — had been desirous to for- ward Ernest's wishes ; and now armed with his — ^perhaps with her father's — authority, he came to press his suit.
The idea made her draw herself up with all her brother's stateliness ; — " I am just going out \vith Mrs. Vincent," she said haughtily, " and I really cannot detain her.'* " Mamma is in no hurry," Miss Vincent remarked, contemplating the scene with a look of much amusement ; for to her fertile fancy ...it was perfectly comprehen- sible.
" I would rather not detain her," Camilla repeated determinedly.
Ernest seemed scarcely to hear her words, or to heed her haughtiness. He seemed at a loss how to act. Suddenly, however, he turned and shook hands with Miss Vin- cent, then going down the steps approached the carriage where Llrs. Vincent was already seated.
His back was turned towards them, and his words were unheard ; but Mrs. Vin- l2 148 CLARE ABBEY.
cent's countenance was visible. She became extremely grave ; and, after a moment's thought, got out of the carriage and ap- proached Camilla.
What to read after Clare Abbey, Or, the Trials of Youth 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ponsonby, Emily, Lady, 1817-1877 to read onlineMoreLess
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