His Grace 1
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But Nora, who was close beside me, touched my elbow with her hunting crop, exclaiming, not without a perceptible inflection of alarm in her voice, — " Good gracious, Phil, there's Lady Deverell ! " And sure enough, the forefinger and the hook nose of the venerable lady began presently to convey to us signals which it was impossible to disregard.
Her ladyship, so we were informed after we had approached and had exchanged greetings with her and with the newly elected M.P., was staying for a short... time at Lavenham. She was accompanied by her niece, Miss St George, to whom she was graciously pleased to introduce us, and who, I thought, took somewhat unnecessary pains to MISS ST GEORGE. i6i show us what very small fry we were in her estimaticn. Miss St George was a very tall young lady. Her large, dark eyes only rested upon me superciliously for a single moment; yet, such is my calm impartiality that I was ready to acknowledge at the time, as I am ready to acknowledge now, the fact of her being singularly beautiful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Nora, who was close beside me, touched my elbow with her hunting crop, exclaiming, not without a perceptible inflection of alarm in her voice, — " Good gracious, Phil, there's Lady Deverell ! " And sure enough, the forefinger and the hook nose of the venerable lady began presently to convey to us signals which it was impossible to disregard.
Her ladyship, so we were informed after we had approached and had exchanged greetings with her and with the newly elected M.P., was staying for a short... time at Lavenham. She was accompanied by her niece, Miss St George, to whom she was graciously pleased to introduce us, and who, I thought, took somewhat unnecessary pains to MISS ST GEORGE. i6i show us what very small fry we were in her estimaticn. Miss St George was a very tall young lady. Her large, dark eyes only rested upon me superciliously for a single moment; yet, such is my calm impartiality that I was ready to acknowledge at the time, as I am ready to acknowledge now, the fact of her being singularly beautiful.
What to read after His Grace 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norris, W. E. (William Edward), 1847-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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