Cradock Nowell a Tale of the New Forest volume 3
Cradock Nowell a Tale of the New Forest volume 3
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" AYithout waiting for an answer, she run to fetch Mrs. Corklemore, whom she well knew where to find, that time of the afternoon. Dear Georgie had just had her cup of tea with the darling Flore, in her private audience-chamber — " oratory " ' she called it, though all her few prayers were public ; and now she Avas meditating what dress she should wear at dinner. Those dinners were so dreadfully dull, unless she could put Eoa into a vehement j)assion — wdiich was not very hard to do — and so exh...ibit her in a pleasant light before the serving- men. Yet, strange to say, although the yomig lady observed little moderation, when she was baited thus, and sunk irony in invective, the sym- pathies of the audience were far more often on her side than on that of the soft tomnentor.
'' Come, now. Sugar-plums, " said Eoa, who often addressed her so, " we want you doAvn-stairs, if you please, for a minute. " " Tum, pease. Oh Ah, " cried little Flore, run- ning up ; " pease tum, and tell Fore a tory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" AYithout waiting for an answer, she run to fetch Mrs. Corklemore, whom she well knew where to find, that time of the afternoon. Dear Georgie had just had her cup of tea with the darling Flore, in her private audience-chamber — " oratory " ' she called it, though all her few prayers were public ; and now she Avas meditating what dress she should wear at dinner. Those dinners were so dreadfully dull, unless she could put Eoa into a vehement j)assion — wdiich was not very hard to do — and so exh...ibit her in a pleasant light before the serving- men. Yet, strange to say, although the yomig lady observed little moderation, when she was baited thus, and sunk irony in invective, the sym- pathies of the audience were far more often on her side than on that of the soft tomnentor.
'' Come, now. Sugar-plums, " said Eoa, who often addressed her so, " we want you doAvn-stairs, if you please, for a minute. " " Tum, pease. Oh Ah, " cried little Flore, run- ning up ; " pease tum, and tell Fore a tory.
What to read after Cradock Nowell a Tale of the New Forest volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blackmore Richard Doddridge to read onlineMoreLess
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