Constance : a Novel 3
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No one hut Sir Charles felt the sting con- veyed in a remark apparently incidental. The colour mounted to his face, and reflections, ap- parently of a painful character, seemed to oc- cupy him for a few minutes. Constance felt that she w^as wrong, and that she had not only appeared to wound his feelings, but endangered in him the supposition that she spoke from pique. She began to look with more com- placency on the being whom she felt she had aggrieved^ by v/ords, which coming from any one els...e, would have been totally harmless.
Bat, in vain did she seek any opportunity of retrieving her seeming unkindness. Sir Charles never looked towards her; but recovering his wonted spirits, talked gaily wfth Lady Eleanor until the ladies v/ithdrew.
" You are not happy to-night, my dear CONSTANCE. 171 friend," said Lady Eleanor to Constance, as they sat at coffee. " You do not like my paragon, I fear : a matchless person, is he not, Miss Harris?" Miss Harris poured forth a strain of com- mendation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No one hut Sir Charles felt the sting con- veyed in a remark apparently incidental. The colour mounted to his face, and reflections, ap- parently of a painful character, seemed to oc- cupy him for a few minutes. Constance felt that she w^as wrong, and that she had not only appeared to wound his feelings, but endangered in him the supposition that she spoke from pique. She began to look with more com- placency on the being whom she felt she had aggrieved^ by v/ords, which coming from any one els...e, would have been totally harmless.
Bat, in vain did she seek any opportunity of retrieving her seeming unkindness. Sir Charles never looked towards her; but recovering his wonted spirits, talked gaily wfth Lady Eleanor until the ladies v/ithdrew.
" You are not happy to-night, my dear CONSTANCE. 171 friend," said Lady Eleanor to Constance, as they sat at coffee. " You do not like my paragon, I fear : a matchless person, is he not, Miss Harris?" Miss Harris poured forth a strain of com- mendation.
What to read after Constance : a Novel 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomson, A. T., Mrs., 1797-1862 to read onlineMoreLess
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