Courts of Idleness (2013)
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said Bill Courtier.
“Would they? I simply didn’t know you were coming. That’s all.”
“What’s that to do with it? Why—”
“Oh, everything. And now, if you don’t mean to go and fish, or anything, do be quiet and let me read.”
With that, the Hon. Dolly Loan bent her fair head once more over her novel and turned over a page with an aggrieved air. The slight frown hanging about her straight brows suggested concentration, which had been disturbed once and really must not be disturbed again. Courtier star...ted to fill a pipe thoughtfully.
Hitch a fortnight in Scotland on to the end of a London season, and you will swear by the simple life – till you are once again standing in the hall at the Carlton, considering the advisability of going on to a Night Club. It was the fourth day of August, and Dolly Loan and her companion were sitting on the verandah of the Flows’ shooting-lodge at Yait. Forty-six miles from the nearest post office, all among woods and mountains and broken, scrambling waters, Yait is as retired a pleasance as ever was known.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Bill Courtier.
“Would they? I simply didn’t know you were coming. That’s all.”
“What’s that to do with it? Why—”
“Oh, everything. And now, if you don’t mean to go and fish, or anything, do be quiet and let me read.”
With that, the Hon. Dolly Loan bent her fair head once more over her novel and turned over a page with an aggrieved air. The slight frown hanging about her straight brows suggested concentration, which had been disturbed once and really must not be disturbed again. Courtier star...ted to fill a pipe thoughtfully.
Hitch a fortnight in Scotland on to the end of a London season, and you will swear by the simple life – till you are once again standing in the hall at the Carlton, considering the advisability of going on to a Night Club. It was the fourth day of August, and Dolly Loan and her companion were sitting on the verandah of the Flows’ shooting-lodge at Yait. Forty-six miles from the nearest post office, all among woods and mountains and broken, scrambling waters, Yait is as retired a pleasance as ever was known.
What to read after Courts of Idleness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yates Dornford to read onlineMoreLess
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