High Life : a Novel 2
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Darner ; he had ever been an admirer of hers, and she, conscious of it, always felt that desire to look pleasing before him, which .we invariably do in presence of those on whom we sus- pect we to have made a favourable impres- sion. Every thing confirmed Lady Ossul- ton's doing it^ at the moment she was recog- nized by Mr. Damer : her dress was becoming — a splendid shawl fell over the morning robe, and drooping chantilly and blossoming wild flowers hung about her bonnet, while her face and fi...gure expressed compassion she felt for a poor woman, whom she had just been relieving.
HIGH LIFE. 181 " Allow," cried Mr. Darner, as he held up his hand to the carriage ; " allow one of the earliest and warmest friends of Miss Mande- ville, to congratulate the Countess of Ossulton." " Is it possible I see you, Charles !" said the latter, with animation; "how are you, and how is Caroline and her baby .?" " Oh, quite well, perfectly well, I thank you : but how are you and the Earl, and how did you leave them at Hermitage ?'''' " I am quite well," returned she ; '* London always agrees with me ; and as for Lord Ossul- ton, I can scarcely tell you how he is.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Darner ; he had ever been an admirer of hers, and she, conscious of it, always felt that desire to look pleasing before him, which .we invariably do in presence of those on whom we sus- pect we to have made a favourable impres- sion. Every thing confirmed Lady Ossul- ton's doing it^ at the moment she was recog- nized by Mr. Damer : her dress was becoming — a splendid shawl fell over the morning robe, and drooping chantilly and blossoming wild flowers hung about her bonnet, while her face and fi...gure expressed compassion she felt for a poor woman, whom she had just been relieving.
HIGH LIFE. 181 " Allow," cried Mr. Darner, as he held up his hand to the carriage ; " allow one of the earliest and warmest friends of Miss Mande- ville, to congratulate the Countess of Ossulton." " Is it possible I see you, Charles !" said the latter, with animation; "how are you, and how is Caroline and her baby .?" " Oh, quite well, perfectly well, I thank you : but how are you and the Earl, and how did you leave them at Hermitage ?'''' " I am quite well," returned she ; '* London always agrees with me ; and as for Lord Ossul- ton, I can scarcely tell you how he is.
What to read after High Life : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burdett, C. D., Mrs to read onlineMoreLess
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