Cousin Geoffrey, the Old Bachelor. a Novel. to Which is Added Claude Stocq 2
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" Do you feel warm enough ?'' " I am A^ery comfortable, my fair, young friend," said the invalid, " all but my throat ; a little breeze is playing round my ears; I should have delighted in it when I was young ; in youth, the more air the better; but my throat is very delicate now. What a nice warm boa that is of yours, almost too warm for you, I should think." " I can do very well without it," said Blanche, « and she took it off." " I would not take it, my dear Miss Blanche," said Wheezer, " if... I did not think it too heat- ing at your age; to surround the throat with furs makes it susceptible ; I made mine so." (Forgetting that a few minutes before he had said he delighted in plenty of air when he was COUSIN GEOFFREY. 209 young.) " Ah, that does very well. Now, is not that an improvement to both P^' he said.
Blanche did not feel it to be one to her, but she was too kind to say so. And as Mr.
Wheezer's coaxing conversation did not please her much, she began reading the newspaper.
Her sweet voice, and lovely face, pleased him so much, that he remained quiet while the weather was fine ; but a sudden breeze spring- ing up, he was seized with such an awful fit of asthma, that Blanche was distracted with terror.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Do you feel warm enough ?'' " I am A^ery comfortable, my fair, young friend," said the invalid, " all but my throat ; a little breeze is playing round my ears; I should have delighted in it when I was young ; in youth, the more air the better; but my throat is very delicate now. What a nice warm boa that is of yours, almost too warm for you, I should think." " I can do very well without it," said Blanche, « and she took it off." " I would not take it, my dear Miss Blanche," said Wheezer, " if... I did not think it too heat- ing at your age; to surround the throat with furs makes it susceptible ; I made mine so." (Forgetting that a few minutes before he had said he delighted in plenty of air when he was COUSIN GEOFFREY. 209 young.) " Ah, that does very well. Now, is not that an improvement to both P^' he said.
Blanche did not feel it to be one to her, but she was too kind to say so. And as Mr.
Wheezer's coaxing conversation did not please her much, she began reading the newspaper.
Her sweet voice, and lovely face, pleased him so much, that he remained quiet while the weather was fine ; but a sudden breeze spring- ing up, he was seized with such an awful fit of asthma, that Blanche was distracted with terror.
What to read after Cousin Geoffrey, the Old Bachelor. a Novel. to Which is Added Claude Stocq 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smythies, Gordon, Mrs., D. 1883 to read onlineMoreLess
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