Iris 1
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Pleydell was glad to find herself on Lord Beechmont's left hand : he w r as a gentleman who had not so completely adopted modern notions as his wife and youngest daughter had done, and exerted himself to be courteous to everyone who came within his reach. He was not specially clever or amusing, but his com- panion was by no means exacting, and quite contented with his conversation. She looked down the long table to see what had become of her daughters.
Iris was engaged in an animated and, her m...other felt sure, a very interesting conversation mis. 217 with Lord Rootley, who had taken her in to dinner. That the subject was an intellectual one Mrs. Pleydell felt tolerably sure ; it was not Iris's way to grow so animated or look so eager over the ordinary topics of dinner-table conver- sation. Eve, who sat further off, was leaning back in her chair, looking up in a manner of which her mother greatly disapproved into the eyes of her neighbour, a blase but good-looking guards- man, whose manner was rather empresse, and yet gave Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pleydell was glad to find herself on Lord Beechmont's left hand : he w r as a gentleman who had not so completely adopted modern notions as his wife and youngest daughter had done, and exerted himself to be courteous to everyone who came within his reach. He was not specially clever or amusing, but his com- panion was by no means exacting, and quite contented with his conversation. She looked down the long table to see what had become of her daughters.
Iris was engaged in an animated and, her m...other felt sure, a very interesting conversation mis. 217 with Lord Rootley, who had taken her in to dinner. That the subject was an intellectual one Mrs. Pleydell felt tolerably sure ; it was not Iris's way to grow so animated or look so eager over the ordinary topics of dinner-table conver- sation. Eve, who sat further off, was leaning back in her chair, looking up in a manner of which her mother greatly disapproved into the eyes of her neighbour, a blase but good-looking guards- man, whose manner was rather empresse, and yet gave Mrs.
What to read after Iris 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Randolph to read onlineMoreLess
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