Diary And Letters of Madame Darblay volume 1
Diary And Letters of Madame Darblay volume 1
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Frank said he was very ill, and saw nobody; I told him I had understood by my father the day before that he meant to see me. He then let me in. I went into his room up stairs ; he was in his bedroom. I saw it crowded, and ran hastily down. Frank told me his master had refused seeing even Mr. Langton. I told him merely to say I had called, but by no means to press my admis- sion. His own feelings were all that should be consulted ; his tenderness, I knew, would be equal, whether he was able to s...ee me or not.
I went into the parlour, preferring being alone in the cold, to any com- pany with a fire. Here 1 waited long, here and upon the stairs, which I ascended and descended to meet again with Frank, and make inquiries ; but I met him not. At last, upon Dr. Johnson's ringing his bell, I saw Frank enter his room, and Mr. Langton follow. " Who's that?" I heard him say; they answered, "Mr. Langton, " and I found he did not return.
Soon after, all the rest went away but a Mrs. Davis, a good sort of woman, whom this truly charitable soul had sent for to take a dinner at his house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Frank said he was very ill, and saw nobody; I told him I had understood by my father the day before that he meant to see me. He then let me in. I went into his room up stairs ; he was in his bedroom. I saw it crowded, and ran hastily down. Frank told me his master had refused seeing even Mr. Langton. I told him merely to say I had called, but by no means to press my admis- sion. His own feelings were all that should be consulted ; his tenderness, I knew, would be equal, whether he was able to s...ee me or not.
I went into the parlour, preferring being alone in the cold, to any com- pany with a fire. Here 1 waited long, here and upon the stairs, which I ascended and descended to meet again with Frank, and make inquiries ; but I met him not. At last, upon Dr. Johnson's ringing his bell, I saw Frank enter his room, and Mr. Langton follow. " Who's that?" I heard him say; they answered, "Mr. Langton, " and I found he did not return.
Soon after, all the rest went away but a Mrs. Davis, a good sort of woman, whom this truly charitable soul had sent for to take a dinner at his house.
What to read after Diary And Letters of Madame Darblay volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burney Fanny to read onlineMoreLess
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