Lady Wedderburn's Wish : a Tale of the Crimean War 1
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" Mamma has opened the trenches with a vengeance ! Well, I am not a boy, though she seems disposed to treat me as such. What is to be done now ? See my poor Mary about it, at all hazards."*^ As he glanced round his mother^s luxurious boudoir, with its blue satin and silver hangings, its Aubusson carpet of pale green studded with beautiful bouquets, its marble busts and alabaster vases, and tiny tables glittering with a crowd of handsome and elegant trifles, and thought of Mary^s gloomy home, hi...s heart felt sick and sore ; he sighed deeply, and entering the lofty and stately conservatory, lit his cigar, and threw himself on a sofa, to think &ver his plans for the future.
VOL. I. 14 CHAPTER XXI.
THE TRYST.
At the close of a recent chapter^ it is mentioned that Mary Lennox had been shedding silent tears, and had not been without secret misgivings or forebodings of coming sorrow.
Situated as she was with regard to Cyril, it was scarcely possible that she should feel other- wise than restless when the absence of her lover, and the circumstance of his having unavoidably broken some appointments with her, were coupled with the hints of Chesters, and the stories told her by her two gossiping old domestics, of the wealth and undoubted beauty of the new resident at Willowdean.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Mamma has opened the trenches with a vengeance ! Well, I am not a boy, though she seems disposed to treat me as such. What is to be done now ? See my poor Mary about it, at all hazards."*^ As he glanced round his mother^s luxurious boudoir, with its blue satin and silver hangings, its Aubusson carpet of pale green studded with beautiful bouquets, its marble busts and alabaster vases, and tiny tables glittering with a crowd of handsome and elegant trifles, and thought of Mary^s gloomy home, hi...s heart felt sick and sore ; he sighed deeply, and entering the lofty and stately conservatory, lit his cigar, and threw himself on a sofa, to think &ver his plans for the future.
VOL. I. 14 CHAPTER XXI.
THE TRYST.
At the close of a recent chapter^ it is mentioned that Mary Lennox had been shedding silent tears, and had not been without secret misgivings or forebodings of coming sorrow.
Situated as she was with regard to Cyril, it was scarcely possible that she should feel other- wise than restless when the absence of her lover, and the circumstance of his having unavoidably broken some appointments with her, were coupled with the hints of Chesters, and the stories told her by her two gossiping old domestics, of the wealth and undoubted beauty of the new resident at Willowdean.
What to read after Lady Wedderburn's Wish : a Tale of the Crimean War 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grant James to read onlineMoreLess
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