Lady Good-for-Nothing
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Then I give you 'Miss Josselin!'"Acclamations drowned his voice here, and the men sprang up, waving theirglasses. Sir Oliver stood with the rest.
"Miss Josselin! Miss Josselin!" they shouted, and drank what theirunsteady hands left unspilt. Langton waited, his full glass halfupraised.
"Miss Josselin, " he repeated very deliberately on the tail of theuproar, "who honours this occasion as Sir Oliver's ward. " For about five seconds an awkward silence held the company. Their fuddled memories retai...ned scraps of gossip concerning Ruth, herhistory and destiny--gossip scandalous in the main. One or two glancedat the Collector, who had resumed his seat--and his scowl.
"The more reason she should drink his health. " Again Mr. Silk wasfugleman.
His voice braved it off on the silence. Ruth was raising her glass. Her eyes sought Miss Quiney's; but Miss Quiney's, lifted heavenward, hadencountered the ceiling upon which Mr. Manley had recently depicted thehymeneals of Venus and Vulcan, not omitting Mars; and the treatment--ariot of the nude--had for the moment put the redoubtable little lady outof action.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then I give you 'Miss Josselin!'"Acclamations drowned his voice here, and the men sprang up, waving theirglasses. Sir Oliver stood with the rest.
"Miss Josselin! Miss Josselin!" they shouted, and drank what theirunsteady hands left unspilt. Langton waited, his full glass halfupraised.
"Miss Josselin, " he repeated very deliberately on the tail of theuproar, "who honours this occasion as Sir Oliver's ward. " For about five seconds an awkward silence held the company. Their fuddled memories retai...ned scraps of gossip concerning Ruth, herhistory and destiny--gossip scandalous in the main. One or two glancedat the Collector, who had resumed his seat--and his scowl.
"The more reason she should drink his health. " Again Mr. Silk wasfugleman.
His voice braved it off on the silence. Ruth was raising her glass. Her eyes sought Miss Quiney's; but Miss Quiney's, lifted heavenward, hadencountered the ceiling upon which Mr. Manley had recently depicted thehymeneals of Venus and Vulcan, not omitting Mars; and the treatment--ariot of the nude--had for the moment put the redoubtable little lady outof action.
What to read after Lady Good-for-Nothing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Quiller-Couch Arthur Thomas Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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