In the Yule-Log Glow, book I
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Mrs. Griffin was led, with no little difficulty, through the seated guests, bestowing bows, and smiles, and "Glad to see you, my dear Mr. Dripps, " and "How wellyou're looking, my dear Mrs. Abbert, " and "Welcome, gentlemen, " (whereata murmur ran through the crowd and all shook their heads and tried toturn round and bow, but utterly failed, ) and "Oh! here's my old Fred, "and sundry other bewitching remarks that led the crowd of gentlemen tomurmur again something like "Charming, be Gad!" and g...row uneasy.
But now the bell was rung by Superannuated, who had duly inserted thechair, and Mr. Abbert, receiving the hostess from the arm of herhusband and in turn delivering his smiling wife to Mr. Griffin, led offthe throng to dinner.
When they arrived at the protruding table, by a preconcerted arrangementMrs. Griffin handed Mr. Abbert to the one side and squeezed herselfthrough the other--an action which was imitated by the rest of thecompany, who were finally seated close up to the door--all but Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Griffin was led, with no little difficulty, through the seated guests, bestowing bows, and smiles, and "Glad to see you, my dear Mr. Dripps, " and "How wellyou're looking, my dear Mrs. Abbert, " and "Welcome, gentlemen, " (whereata murmur ran through the crowd and all shook their heads and tried toturn round and bow, but utterly failed, ) and "Oh! here's my old Fred, "and sundry other bewitching remarks that led the crowd of gentlemen tomurmur again something like "Charming, be Gad!" and g...row uneasy.
But now the bell was rung by Superannuated, who had duly inserted thechair, and Mr. Abbert, receiving the hostess from the arm of herhusband and in turn delivering his smiling wife to Mr. Griffin, led offthe throng to dinner.
When they arrived at the protruding table, by a preconcerted arrangementMrs. Griffin handed Mr. Abbert to the one side and squeezed herselfthrough the other--an action which was imitated by the rest of thecompany, who were finally seated close up to the door--all but Mr.
What to read after In the Yule-Log Glow, book I?
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