Janita's Cross 2
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without appearing rude to Miss Alwyne, who had taken the trouble to send into the garden for him.
And so, though he could willingly have sent the Deanery and the etchings, along with Elene her- self, to the antipodes, he replied that it would give him great pleasure to avail himself of Miss Somers's polite offer.
After that came the fowls and the light wines ; after them, carriages. By twelve o'clock all was silent in Gentility Square. Miss Alwyne's little evening party was nothing but a memory... now.
Half an hour later Noelline Rivers sat in her curtained boudoir, the lamp-light gleaming amongst the folds of her transparent blue dress and glisten- ing upon the silver wheat ears in her hair. And on her knee lay the little black terrier, to whom she spoke her mind after this fashion — " And so they want us to marry a Meadow- thorpe youth, do they ? A Meadowthorpe youth ; that is very pretty, indeed. But we know better, don't we, Tip V ' To which Tip winked sagaciously, and replied, " I should rather think we do, my lady." 113 CHAPTER VII.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
without appearing rude to Miss Alwyne, who had taken the trouble to send into the garden for him.
And so, though he could willingly have sent the Deanery and the etchings, along with Elene her- self, to the antipodes, he replied that it would give him great pleasure to avail himself of Miss Somers's polite offer.
After that came the fowls and the light wines ; after them, carriages. By twelve o'clock all was silent in Gentility Square. Miss Alwyne's little evening party was nothing but a memory... now.
Half an hour later Noelline Rivers sat in her curtained boudoir, the lamp-light gleaming amongst the folds of her transparent blue dress and glisten- ing upon the silver wheat ears in her hair. And on her knee lay the little black terrier, to whom she spoke her mind after this fashion — " And so they want us to marry a Meadow- thorpe youth, do they ? A Meadowthorpe youth ; that is very pretty, indeed. But we know better, don't we, Tip V ' To which Tip winked sagaciously, and replied, " I should rather think we do, my lady." 113 CHAPTER VII.
What to read after Janita's Cross 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tabor, Eliza to read onlineMoreLess
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