Lord Ormont And His Aminta — volume 2
Lord Ormont And His Aminta — volume 2
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'I think the palms do betray something, ' said Mrs. Lawrence; and Amintasaid: 'Everything betrays. ' 'No, my dear, ' Mrs. Pagnell corrected her; 'the extremities betray, andwe cannot read the centre. Is it not so, my lord?' 'It may be as you say, ma'am. ' She was disappointed in her scheme to induce a general examination ofpalms, and especially his sphinx lordship's.
Weyburn controlled the tongue she so frequently tickled to an elvishgavotte, but the humour on his face touched Mrs. Lawrence's t...o a subduedgood-fellow roguishness, and he felt himself invited to chat with her onthe walk for a reposeful ten minutes in Aminta's drawing-room.
Mrs. Pagnell, 'quite enjoying the company, ' as she told her niece, wasdismayed to hear her niece tell her of a milliner's appointment, positivefor three o'clock; and she had written it in her head 'p. M. , fouro'clock, ' and she had mislaid or destroyed the milliner's note; and shestill had designs upon his lordship's palms, things to read and hintaround her off the lines.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'I think the palms do betray something, ' said Mrs. Lawrence; and Amintasaid: 'Everything betrays. ' 'No, my dear, ' Mrs. Pagnell corrected her; 'the extremities betray, andwe cannot read the centre. Is it not so, my lord?' 'It may be as you say, ma'am. ' She was disappointed in her scheme to induce a general examination ofpalms, and especially his sphinx lordship's.
Weyburn controlled the tongue she so frequently tickled to an elvishgavotte, but the humour on his face touched Mrs. Lawrence's t...o a subduedgood-fellow roguishness, and he felt himself invited to chat with her onthe walk for a reposeful ten minutes in Aminta's drawing-room.
Mrs. Pagnell, 'quite enjoying the company, ' as she told her niece, wasdismayed to hear her niece tell her of a milliner's appointment, positivefor three o'clock; and she had written it in her head 'p. M. , fouro'clock, ' and she had mislaid or destroyed the milliner's note; and shestill had designs upon his lordship's palms, things to read and hintaround her off the lines.
What to read after Lord Ormont And His Aminta — volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meredith George to read onlineMoreLess
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