Eleanor, a Novel
Eleanor, a Novel
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" Good-bye — good-bye ! You won't forget my prescription ? — nor me ?" said the old man, smil- ing and patting her hand kindly. " And remem- ber !"— he bent towards her, dropping his voice with an air in which authority and sweetness mingled — " send Mr. Manisty home !" He felt the sudden start in the girl's hand be- fore he dropped it. Then he turned to Manisty himself.
" Ah ! Manisty, here you are. Your ladies want to leave us." Manisty made his farewells, and carried Lucy off. But as they wa...lked towards the house he said not a word, and Lucy, venturing a look at him, saw the storm on his brow, the stiffness of the lips.
" We are going to the Villa Borghese, are we not ?" she said timidly — " if Mrs. Burgoyne ought to go ?" " We must go somewhere, I suppose," he said, stalking on before her. " We can't sit in the street." CHAPTER XIV THE party returning to Marinata had twa hours to spend in the gallery and garden of the Villa Borghese. Of the pictures and statues of the palace, of the green undula- tions, the stone pines, the tempietti of the garden, Lucy afterwards had no recollection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Good-bye — good-bye ! You won't forget my prescription ? — nor me ?" said the old man, smil- ing and patting her hand kindly. " And remem- ber !"— he bent towards her, dropping his voice with an air in which authority and sweetness mingled — " send Mr. Manisty home !" He felt the sudden start in the girl's hand be- fore he dropped it. Then he turned to Manisty himself.
" Ah ! Manisty, here you are. Your ladies want to leave us." Manisty made his farewells, and carried Lucy off. But as they wa...lked towards the house he said not a word, and Lucy, venturing a look at him, saw the storm on his brow, the stiffness of the lips.
" We are going to the Villa Borghese, are we not ?" she said timidly — " if Mrs. Burgoyne ought to go ?" " We must go somewhere, I suppose," he said, stalking on before her. " We can't sit in the street." CHAPTER XIV THE party returning to Marinata had twa hours to spend in the gallery and garden of the Villa Borghese. Of the pictures and statues of the palace, of the green undula- tions, the stone pines, the tempietti of the garden, Lucy afterwards had no recollection.
What to read after Eleanor, a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Humphry Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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