Dick Pentreath
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She had really been quite decorously clad in her pretty, be-ribboned dressing-gown of cream nun's veiling. What if her hair had been about her shoulders and her arms bare ? What if she had talked to the moon and the night and the nightingales half- aloud, repeating the bits and scraps of poetry with which her memory was filled ?
The next day, when the Duke took them far afield for a drive in the Mercedes, while Mr. Goldhawk drove the lately superseded car with another contingent of passengers, ...Dorothea kept close to her mother's side. Dick might gaze, unhappy and imploring. The kind mother might look the invitation which her daughter's averted eyes did not ratify. Dorothea was not to be dislodged. She would not look at Dick, but she was all graciousness to poor Mr. Nigel, who stood in need of consolation, since Mabel Kingscote had been seized upon by Mr. Harold Stiles and did not seem unwilling. Dorothea was a mixture of woman and child as yet. In some ways mature for her years she was immature in others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had really been quite decorously clad in her pretty, be-ribboned dressing-gown of cream nun's veiling. What if her hair had been about her shoulders and her arms bare ? What if she had talked to the moon and the night and the nightingales half- aloud, repeating the bits and scraps of poetry with which her memory was filled ?
The next day, when the Duke took them far afield for a drive in the Mercedes, while Mr. Goldhawk drove the lately superseded car with another contingent of passengers, ...Dorothea kept close to her mother's side. Dick might gaze, unhappy and imploring. The kind mother might look the invitation which her daughter's averted eyes did not ratify. Dorothea was not to be dislodged. She would not look at Dick, but she was all graciousness to poor Mr. Nigel, who stood in need of consolation, since Mabel Kingscote had been seized upon by Mr. Harold Stiles and did not seem unwilling. Dorothea was a mixture of woman and child as yet. In some ways mature for her years she was immature in others.
What to read after Dick Pentreath?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tynan Katharine to read onlineMoreLess
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