Kate Vernon : a Tale 3
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Storey's invitation, still more so that you should not crowd her establishment unnecessarily. Nurse will surely not object to a separation for a few weeks, she will not think it strange." " Leave nurse to me," said Kate, anxious to relieve her cousin's mind of the slight uneasi- ness which inflected her voice ; " she will be difficult to manage, but you may trust me with her:' " There is nothing to be managed," said Lady Desmond, with cold hauteur. " But we have agreed to endeavour to avoid any... gossip that might arise from ; though why should I fear any. You will write to Mrs.
Storey, and see nurse, and to-morrow ." Lady Desmond paused, gazed stedfastly at vacancy, and then drawing a long breath, con- tinued, in a tone of intense resolution, " To- morrow I shall receive those people as usual." 190 KATE VERHON.
"Oh, impossible," cried Kate, in genuine anxiety that her cousin should not overtask her strength.
"Why impossible, Miss Vernon?" asked Lady Desmond, in a constrained voice. " Does your ' instinctive repugnance' to Lord Effing- ham permit so high an estimate of his fasci- nating powers, that you imagine self-esteem and self-respect rendered incapable of acting under his indifference ; you little know me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Storey's invitation, still more so that you should not crowd her establishment unnecessarily. Nurse will surely not object to a separation for a few weeks, she will not think it strange." " Leave nurse to me," said Kate, anxious to relieve her cousin's mind of the slight uneasi- ness which inflected her voice ; " she will be difficult to manage, but you may trust me with her:' " There is nothing to be managed," said Lady Desmond, with cold hauteur. " But we have agreed to endeavour to avoid any... gossip that might arise from ; though why should I fear any. You will write to Mrs.
Storey, and see nurse, and to-morrow ." Lady Desmond paused, gazed stedfastly at vacancy, and then drawing a long breath, con- tinued, in a tone of intense resolution, " To- morrow I shall receive those people as usual." 190 KATE VERHON.
"Oh, impossible," cried Kate, in genuine anxiety that her cousin should not overtask her strength.
"Why impossible, Miss Vernon?" asked Lady Desmond, in a constrained voice. " Does your ' instinctive repugnance' to Lord Effing- ham permit so high an estimate of his fasci- nating powers, that you imagine self-esteem and self-respect rendered incapable of acting under his indifference ; you little know me.
What to read after Kate Vernon : a Tale 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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