Dacre: a Novel 2
Dacre: a Novel 2
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Really, Mr.Dacre, houses are wonderfully comfortable now — I think even more so than in my young days.'' Mrs. Shepherd had been talking to Mary during this dialogue between Mr. Wakefield and Dacre, and was apparently quite unconscious of the eulogiums passed on the comforts of her cousin's house, and the benefit of firesh air. At last the party rose to take their leave, and as Mrs. Shepherd stood for a moment out of hear- ing, Dacre reminded Mr. Wakefield of his pro- mise about the miniature.
"... I'll not forget— I'll not forget, my good 208 DACRE.
sir, — it is a very natural wish on your part" Dacre thanked him, and said he would call again in a short time to hear the result of his petition to Mrs. Shepherd.
It need hardly be said, that during the drive frcHn Mr. Wakefield's to the hotel, the visit was duly discussed by the Molesworths and Dacre.
Mary had been rather shocked at finding that the ravages of time were so perceptible on the mind and appearance of her uncle.
In truth, he was of an age at which many still retain both phjrsical and intellectual powers in a far greater state of perfection — but auc- tion, an overwrought application to the business in which he had been for so many years en- gaged, ill health, and a disposition to hypo- chondriasis, had weakened him both in body and mind to a degree that was somewhat prenlature ; and though Dacre had very accurately described DACRU.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Really, Mr.Dacre, houses are wonderfully comfortable now — I think even more so than in my young days.'' Mrs. Shepherd had been talking to Mary during this dialogue between Mr. Wakefield and Dacre, and was apparently quite unconscious of the eulogiums passed on the comforts of her cousin's house, and the benefit of firesh air. At last the party rose to take their leave, and as Mrs. Shepherd stood for a moment out of hear- ing, Dacre reminded Mr. Wakefield of his pro- mise about the miniature.
"... I'll not forget— I'll not forget, my good 208 DACRE.
sir, — it is a very natural wish on your part" Dacre thanked him, and said he would call again in a short time to hear the result of his petition to Mrs. Shepherd.
It need hardly be said, that during the drive frcHn Mr. Wakefield's to the hotel, the visit was duly discussed by the Molesworths and Dacre.
Mary had been rather shocked at finding that the ravages of time were so perceptible on the mind and appearance of her uncle.
In truth, he was of an age at which many still retain both phjrsical and intellectual powers in a far greater state of perfection — but auc- tion, an overwrought application to the business in which he had been for so many years en- gaged, ill health, and a disposition to hypo- chondriasis, had weakened him both in body and mind to a degree that was somewhat prenlature ; and though Dacre had very accurately described DACRU.
What to read after Dacre: a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis, Theresa, Lady, 1803-1865 to read onlineMoreLess
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