Madame Izàn : a Tourist Story
Madame Izàn : a Tourist Story
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Had ever other ardent lover, he thought, been at the mercy of a creature so wilful, capricious, and fay-like, so illogical, so unpractical, and yet withal so full of wrong-headed common-sense?
But just then they came to a halt before Ben- kei's lichen-covered tower; and there was the rest of the party grouped by the Brobdingnagian soup-saucepan, which had contained that brawny priest's unpoetic reward for the rape of the Biwa mermaids' thank-offering to Hidesato, of legend- ary fame. Mrs. Bax w...as looking cross and wanted European tea, but she did not dare to re- proach Madame Izan too loudly. Mrs. Eu- garde, on the other hand, had the serene com- placency of one who has fulfilled honourable ob- ligations. She had given her brother his op- portunity; and if he had not taken due advan- tage of it — well, that was his look-out, not hers.
She was, on the whole, not particularly anxious to be drawn into amatory complications which might result in a divorce suit, and Madame Izan, sweet, charming, and ill-used by fate as she might be, just a little doubtful as a sister- io-law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Had ever other ardent lover, he thought, been at the mercy of a creature so wilful, capricious, and fay-like, so illogical, so unpractical, and yet withal so full of wrong-headed common-sense?
But just then they came to a halt before Ben- kei's lichen-covered tower; and there was the rest of the party grouped by the Brobdingnagian soup-saucepan, which had contained that brawny priest's unpoetic reward for the rape of the Biwa mermaids' thank-offering to Hidesato, of legend- ary fame. Mrs. Bax w...as looking cross and wanted European tea, but she did not dare to re- proach Madame Izan too loudly. Mrs. Eu- garde, on the other hand, had the serene com- placency of one who has fulfilled honourable ob- ligations. She had given her brother his op- portunity; and if he had not taken due advan- tage of it — well, that was his look-out, not hers.
She was, on the whole, not particularly anxious to be drawn into amatory complications which might result in a divorce suit, and Madame Izan, sweet, charming, and ill-used by fate as she might be, just a little doubtful as a sister- io-law.
What to read after Madame Izàn : a Tourist Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Praed Campbell Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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