Lady Baby : a Novel
Lady Baby : a Novel
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Carbury's face it was because at this moment she was using him as a mirror, for from his look she hoped to glean some reflection of the look on Sir Peter's face. But Mr.
Carbnry's expression did not enlighten her; his face indeed expressed nothing but a sort of blank perplexity.
"Have you made up your mind?" she asked; "are you coming?" It was the same question that she had asked on the occasion of Digitized by Google 128 I'ADY BABY.
their first meeting in the green avenue, when the blackbird w...as sing- ing on the tree and the buds were bursting on the branches.
" Yes," he said all at once, " I will come." " How awfully good of you !" cried Germaine.
" When ?" asked Lady Baby.
* " Whenever the Misses Smart have had enough of me," said Mr.
Carbury, speaking more in his usual tone.
The Misses Smart, who were as overflowing in good-nature as in blue gauze, declared unanimously, not that they had had enough of Mr. Carbury, but that they would let him go immediately rather than stand in the way of any one's pleasure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Carbury's face it was because at this moment she was using him as a mirror, for from his look she hoped to glean some reflection of the look on Sir Peter's face. But Mr.
Carbnry's expression did not enlighten her; his face indeed expressed nothing but a sort of blank perplexity.
"Have you made up your mind?" she asked; "are you coming?" It was the same question that she had asked on the occasion of Digitized by Google 128 I'ADY BABY.
their first meeting in the green avenue, when the blackbird w...as sing- ing on the tree and the buds were bursting on the branches.
" Yes," he said all at once, " I will come." " How awfully good of you !" cried Germaine.
" When ?" asked Lady Baby.
* " Whenever the Misses Smart have had enough of me," said Mr.
Carbury, speaking more in his usual tone.
The Misses Smart, who were as overflowing in good-nature as in blue gauze, declared unanimously, not that they had had enough of Mr. Carbury, but that they would let him go immediately rather than stand in the way of any one's pleasure.
What to read after Lady Baby : a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gerard, Dorothea, 1855-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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