Godolphin, volume 3.
Godolphin, volume 3.
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They had at first thought to cry her down; to declare that she wasplebeian, mad, bizarre, and a blue. It was all in vain. Constance roseevery hour. They struggled against the conviction, but it would not do. The first person who confounded them with a sense of their error was thelate King, then Regent; he devoted himself to Lady Erpingham for a wholeevening, at a ball given by himself. From that hour they were assuredthey had been wrong: they accordingly called on her the next day. Constance re...ceived them with the same coldness she had always evinced; butthey went away declaring they never saw any one whose manners were soimproved. They then sent her an invitation! she refused it; a second!she refused; a third, begging her to fix the day!!! she fixed the day, anddisappointed them. Lord bless us!--how sorry they were, how alarmed, howterrified!--their dear Lady Erpingham must be ill!--they sent every dayfor the next week to know how she was!
"Why, " said Mrs. Trevor to Lady Erpingham, --"why do you continue so cruelto these poor people?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had at first thought to cry her down; to declare that she wasplebeian, mad, bizarre, and a blue. It was all in vain. Constance roseevery hour. They struggled against the conviction, but it would not do. The first person who confounded them with a sense of their error was thelate King, then Regent; he devoted himself to Lady Erpingham for a wholeevening, at a ball given by himself. From that hour they were assuredthey had been wrong: they accordingly called on her the next day. Constance re...ceived them with the same coldness she had always evinced; butthey went away declaring they never saw any one whose manners were soimproved. They then sent her an invitation! she refused it; a second!she refused; a third, begging her to fix the day!!! she fixed the day, anddisappointed them. Lord bless us!--how sorry they were, how alarmed, howterrified!--their dear Lady Erpingham must be ill!--they sent every dayfor the next week to know how she was!
"Why, " said Mrs. Trevor to Lady Erpingham, --"why do you continue so cruelto these poor people?
What to read after Godolphin, volume 3.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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