Fannys First Novel
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Fanny greeted Thomas at once, and she could see that his eyes were beaming, but with a rather more subdued light than shone in them on that night when he had pressed her hand.
200 FANNY'S FIRST NOVEL She was conscious, at the same time, of the approach of a big elderly gentleman, wearing a well-ordered wig, evidently newly curled, with a small lady clad in expensive and expansive black silk by his side. He was holding the tips of her fingers and they advanced in step as though they were startin...g to dance a minuet.
They stood in front of her and her mother, while Thomas, moving to one side, said, making a low bow : " Miss Burney, I have the honour to present to you my father, Mr. Barlowe, and my mother, Mrs. Barlowe. Mrs. Burney, madam, you are, I know, already acquainted with my parents. " The little lady curtsied and her husband made a fine shopkeeper's bow, first to Fanny, then to Mrs. Burney.
The formality of the presentation was over- whelming to poor Fanny. She could feel herself blushing, and she certainly was more overcome than she had been when Count Orloff, the Russian, visited the house in St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fanny greeted Thomas at once, and she could see that his eyes were beaming, but with a rather more subdued light than shone in them on that night when he had pressed her hand.
200 FANNY'S FIRST NOVEL She was conscious, at the same time, of the approach of a big elderly gentleman, wearing a well-ordered wig, evidently newly curled, with a small lady clad in expensive and expansive black silk by his side. He was holding the tips of her fingers and they advanced in step as though they were startin...g to dance a minuet.
They stood in front of her and her mother, while Thomas, moving to one side, said, making a low bow : " Miss Burney, I have the honour to present to you my father, Mr. Barlowe, and my mother, Mrs. Barlowe. Mrs. Burney, madam, you are, I know, already acquainted with my parents. " The little lady curtsied and her husband made a fine shopkeeper's bow, first to Fanny, then to Mrs. Burney.
The formality of the presentation was over- whelming to poor Fanny. She could feel herself blushing, and she certainly was more overcome than she had been when Count Orloff, the Russian, visited the house in St.
What to read after Fannys First Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore Frank Frankfort to read onlineMoreLess
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