Mademoiselle De Mersac 3
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I suppose your friend Mr. Leigh goes away too ? ' ' Leigh ? Oh, yes, he goes, of course. It is a great nuisance. I wish I had not engaged myself to these people.' ' Oh, you are sure to enjoy yourself when once you are away,' said Jeanne. ' But we shall all miss you both,' she added politely.
Barrington grunted. ' I don't care about being missed in that collective sort of way,' he MADEMOISELLE DE MKRSAC. 117 said. After which there was silence for a few moments.
' You will give Zephyr a gallop e...very day I hope,' resumed Barrington, presently. Zephyr was the name of the chestnut mare.
' I tliink not. I made up my mind this morn- ing, before you came, that I would not ride any more.' Was Barrington very much to be blamed if he fancied that his approaching departure might have something to do with this resolution ?
' Eiding all by oneself is dull work, certainly,' he said, while a satisfied smile, which he could not altogether repress, gathered about tlie corners of his mouth.
' I like riding alone,' answered Jeanne.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I suppose your friend Mr. Leigh goes away too ? ' ' Leigh ? Oh, yes, he goes, of course. It is a great nuisance. I wish I had not engaged myself to these people.' ' Oh, you are sure to enjoy yourself when once you are away,' said Jeanne. ' But we shall all miss you both,' she added politely.
Barrington grunted. ' I don't care about being missed in that collective sort of way,' he MADEMOISELLE DE MKRSAC. 117 said. After which there was silence for a few moments.
' You will give Zephyr a gallop e...very day I hope,' resumed Barrington, presently. Zephyr was the name of the chestnut mare.
' I tliink not. I made up my mind this morn- ing, before you came, that I would not ride any more.' Was Barrington very much to be blamed if he fancied that his approaching departure might have something to do with this resolution ?
' Eiding all by oneself is dull work, certainly,' he said, while a satisfied smile, which he could not altogether repress, gathered about tlie corners of his mouth.
' I like riding alone,' answered Jeanne.
What to read after Mademoiselle De Mersac 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norris, W. E. (William Edward), 1847-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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