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My kindness is mistaken, I am con- vinced, Madeleine, not to confess all to your mamma !" " Oh, stuff, — proper stuff! It is nonsense, — nothing, — merely a flirtation ! Besides, that's the way the people go on here that are courting. I will never see him any more ; — he came entirely against my will ! I wish I had never seen him. He is a detestable nuisance, — a regular French bore ! I'll be quit of him ! O'Haggarty had no right to let him in, MADELEINE GRAHAM. 103 but lie can cry like a girl,... and quite whimpered her over ! — You are sure Mr. Brownjohn will be here to-morrow to dinner ? Mamma wants to know — about the fish !" Madeleine said all this very disorderly.
" Quite sure !" " How melancholy-like you speak, Emily ; as if it was somebody's execution you were announcing ! I must tell mamma, then.
Good night, dear Emily ! I know I may always confide in you, but I realty do mean to have nothing more to do with the Frenchman ; he bores me ; he is a perfect nuisance ! — Good night, dear !" " And if Beliringhright comes to-morrow," concluded Madeleine Graham, in soliloquy, as, after exchanging this affectionate farewell, she left the apartment, "we must make him all right and comfortable about the Frenchman, — even if it be at the expense of Mademoiselle, who seems to be so much admired by peers in disguise that they cannot afford a civil glance to another lady, quite as good-looking, I should think I" 104 MADELEINE GRAHAM.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My kindness is mistaken, I am con- vinced, Madeleine, not to confess all to your mamma !" " Oh, stuff, — proper stuff! It is nonsense, — nothing, — merely a flirtation ! Besides, that's the way the people go on here that are courting. I will never see him any more ; — he came entirely against my will ! I wish I had never seen him. He is a detestable nuisance, — a regular French bore ! I'll be quit of him ! O'Haggarty had no right to let him in, MADELEINE GRAHAM. 103 but lie can cry like a girl,... and quite whimpered her over ! — You are sure Mr. Brownjohn will be here to-morrow to dinner ? Mamma wants to know — about the fish !" Madeleine said all this very disorderly.
" Quite sure !" " How melancholy-like you speak, Emily ; as if it was somebody's execution you were announcing ! I must tell mamma, then.
Good night, dear Emily ! I know I may always confide in you, but I realty do mean to have nothing more to do with the Frenchman ; he bores me ; he is a perfect nuisance ! — Good night, dear !" " And if Beliringhright comes to-morrow," concluded Madeleine Graham, in soliloquy, as, after exchanging this affectionate farewell, she left the apartment, "we must make him all right and comfortable about the Frenchman, — even if it be at the expense of Mademoiselle, who seems to be so much admired by peers in disguise that they cannot afford a civil glance to another lady, quite as good-looking, I should think I" 104 MADELEINE GRAHAM.
What to read after Madeleine Graham 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emma Robinson to read onlineMoreLess
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