Lippa
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'Really much better; I came here to congratulateyou: Lippa, my dear, you cannot think how pleased I am, ' thisaccompanied by a kiss.
Lippa cannot think of anything to say and therefore remains silent.
'Anne would have come with me, ' rattles on the old lady, 'she sent youall sorts of messages, but she had to go to a cooking class, and shefelt sure you would understand that it was a case of duty beforepleasure. ' 'I shouldn't have thought it was a _duty_ for a Marquis' daughter tolearn cooking, ...' thinks Jimmy and something in the merriment depicted inhis eyes causes Philippa to cast a reproachful glance at him, and thento enter heart and soul into the question of the use of cooking classes;it is some time before the old lady rises to depart, and then, ofcourse, Mabel thinks it necessary that the baby should be visited sothey mount to the nursery.
'Well, and what was the cause of the withering glance you directed at meabout ten minutes ago?' asks Dalrymple, when they are left alone, Lippaand he.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Really much better; I came here to congratulateyou: Lippa, my dear, you cannot think how pleased I am, ' thisaccompanied by a kiss.
Lippa cannot think of anything to say and therefore remains silent.
'Anne would have come with me, ' rattles on the old lady, 'she sent youall sorts of messages, but she had to go to a cooking class, and shefelt sure you would understand that it was a case of duty beforepleasure. ' 'I shouldn't have thought it was a _duty_ for a Marquis' daughter tolearn cooking, ...' thinks Jimmy and something in the merriment depicted inhis eyes causes Philippa to cast a reproachful glance at him, and thento enter heart and soul into the question of the use of cooking classes;it is some time before the old lady rises to depart, and then, ofcourse, Mabel thinks it necessary that the baby should be visited sothey mount to the nursery.
'Well, and what was the cause of the withering glance you directed at meabout ten minutes ago?' asks Dalrymple, when they are left alone, Lippaand he.
What to read after Lippa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Egerton Beatrice to read onlineMoreLess
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