Donald Monteith, the Handsomest Man of the Age : a Novel in Five Volumes 5
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I hope also th^t you are sensible of my regard, and, I may add, of all our affections. Tell me then candidly, have you any cause of complaint ?" " None, my dear madam," said Mary, kissing her hand with animated gratitude; " from your ladyship, and from every in- dividual of this dear and honoured house, I have met with steady and uniform kind- iiess ; the remembrance of it will ever live in my heart, and be deeply impressed ou my memoiy. Since the return of Mr.
Fitzroy from London, I have known... that DONALD MONTEITH. 155 k would be necessary for me to accompany him there ; but I delayed mentioning it as long as I could, from a disinclination to give pain to my dear Violante." " But may we not expect to have you return to us ?" said .Miss D'Eresby, still w^eeping.
'• I fear not, my dear friend," replied Mary ; " my engagements will most likely detain me in London for some time, but you shall always hear from me«" ".Restrain this excess of sorrow, my.Vio- lante," said lord D'Eresby, fondly kissing the moist cheek of liis graceful child ; ** have I not told you, that if possible you shall not be separated from your inestima- ble friend.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I hope also th^t you are sensible of my regard, and, I may add, of all our affections. Tell me then candidly, have you any cause of complaint ?" " None, my dear madam," said Mary, kissing her hand with animated gratitude; " from your ladyship, and from every in- dividual of this dear and honoured house, I have met with steady and uniform kind- iiess ; the remembrance of it will ever live in my heart, and be deeply impressed ou my memoiy. Since the return of Mr.
Fitzroy from London, I have known... that DONALD MONTEITH. 155 k would be necessary for me to accompany him there ; but I delayed mentioning it as long as I could, from a disinclination to give pain to my dear Violante." " But may we not expect to have you return to us ?" said .Miss D'Eresby, still w^eeping.
'• I fear not, my dear friend," replied Mary ; " my engagements will most likely detain me in London for some time, but you shall always hear from me«" ".Restrain this excess of sorrow, my.Vio- lante," said lord D'Eresby, fondly kissing the moist cheek of liis graceful child ; ** have I not told you, that if possible you shall not be separated from your inestima- ble friend.
What to read after Donald Monteith, the Handsomest Man of the Age : a Novel in Five Volumes 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davenport, Selina to read onlineMoreLess
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