Gwendoline Or Halcots And Halcombes
Gwendoline Or Halcots And Halcombes
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Isobel, this is Miss Halcombe. " " I have heard my husband speak of you, " Isobel said kindly, leading Gwendoline to a chair, and giving Mortimer a glance expressive of admiration. He came forward, with his slight limp and his courteous manner, and as they shook hands a faint color rose for an instant to her cheeks. The paleness following was so marked that Mortimer said gravely, " You are not well, I am afraid. " " Thank you I " Gwendoline hesitated, as if trying to collect her thoughts. " I a...m only- a little" " Have you been wandering about London without food for hours ? " he suggested, with a touch of reproach. 8* 90 GWENDOLINE.
" I had dinner at one, only \ could not eat, " said Gwendoline, with difficulty. " It does not matter, thank you. " " My dear, you will be fainting away, if you don't take something, " said Isobel, laying her plump little hand, with its diamond rings, upon Gwendoline's slender fingers. " Pray don't do that, for I have the greatest horror of seeing anybody faint.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Isobel, this is Miss Halcombe. " " I have heard my husband speak of you, " Isobel said kindly, leading Gwendoline to a chair, and giving Mortimer a glance expressive of admiration. He came forward, with his slight limp and his courteous manner, and as they shook hands a faint color rose for an instant to her cheeks. The paleness following was so marked that Mortimer said gravely, " You are not well, I am afraid. " " Thank you I " Gwendoline hesitated, as if trying to collect her thoughts. " I a...m only- a little" " Have you been wandering about London without food for hours ? " he suggested, with a touch of reproach. 8* 90 GWENDOLINE.
" I had dinner at one, only \ could not eat, " said Gwendoline, with difficulty. " It does not matter, thank you. " " My dear, you will be fainting away, if you don't take something, " said Isobel, laying her plump little hand, with its diamond rings, upon Gwendoline's slender fingers. " Pray don't do that, for I have the greatest horror of seeing anybody faint.
What to read after Gwendoline Or Halcots And Halcombes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agnes Giberne to read onlineMoreLess
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