Lady Barbarina: the Siege of London ; An International Episode, And Other Tales 14
Lady Barbarina: the Siege of London ; An International Episode, And Other Tales 14
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" I dare say my son has told you that I Ve been wanting to come to see you," she dropped — and from no towering nor inconvenient height.
**You're very kind/* said Mrs. Westgate vaguely — her conscience not allowing her to assent to this proposition, and indeed not permitting hier to enun- ciate her own with any appreciable emphasis.
*' He tells us you were so kind to him in America," said the Duchess.
"We're very glad," Mrs. Westgate replied, "to have been able to make him feel a little more — ...a little less — a little at home." "I think he stayed at your house," the visitor more heavily breathed, but as an overture, across to Bessie Alden.
Mrs. Westgate intercepted the remark. "A very short time indeed." "Oh!" said the Duchess; and she continued to address her interest to Bessie, who was engaged in conversation with her daughter.
" Do you like London i " Lady Pimlico had asked of Bessie, after looking at her a good deal — at her face and her hands, her dress and her hair.
The girl was prompt and clear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I dare say my son has told you that I Ve been wanting to come to see you," she dropped — and from no towering nor inconvenient height.
**You're very kind/* said Mrs. Westgate vaguely — her conscience not allowing her to assent to this proposition, and indeed not permitting hier to enun- ciate her own with any appreciable emphasis.
*' He tells us you were so kind to him in America," said the Duchess.
"We're very glad," Mrs. Westgate replied, "to have been able to make him feel a little more — ...a little less — a little at home." "I think he stayed at your house," the visitor more heavily breathed, but as an overture, across to Bessie Alden.
Mrs. Westgate intercepted the remark. "A very short time indeed." "Oh!" said the Duchess; and she continued to address her interest to Bessie, who was engaged in conversation with her daughter.
" Do you like London i " Lady Pimlico had asked of Bessie, after looking at her a good deal — at her face and her hands, her dress and her hair.
The girl was prompt and clear.
What to read after Lady Barbarina: the Siege of London ; An International Episode, And Other Tales 14?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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