Marcus Warland Or the Long Moss Spring a Tale of the South
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He was about to say as much, when she darted off in a new direction, leaving no guide but a gay laugh ringing through the woods, by which to follow her course. When they were returned they found a visitor had arrived during their absence, a young gentleman by the name of Pellani, whose father was a particular friend of Mr. Alston, and who was well known to Delaval. Marcus could not help feeling a natural recoil and disgust when he recognised the insolent stranger of the ferry-boat in the new gu...est at "Wood Lawn, and the bow with which he acknowledged the courteous introduction of Delaval breathed the very soul of haughtiness. He could not help it. He could not forget the scornful stare, the supercilious smile, the air of conscious superiority, which had set all his passions boiling, on the waters of the Chatta- hoochee. They all left the room to change their dress before supper, and Marcus had time to reflect on the probable conse quences of the meeting. He knew the sovereign aristocracy of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was about to say as much, when she darted off in a new direction, leaving no guide but a gay laugh ringing through the woods, by which to follow her course. When they were returned they found a visitor had arrived during their absence, a young gentleman by the name of Pellani, whose father was a particular friend of Mr. Alston, and who was well known to Delaval. Marcus could not help feeling a natural recoil and disgust when he recognised the insolent stranger of the ferry-boat in the new gu...est at "Wood Lawn, and the bow with which he acknowledged the courteous introduction of Delaval breathed the very soul of haughtiness. He could not help it. He could not forget the scornful stare, the supercilious smile, the air of conscious superiority, which had set all his passions boiling, on the waters of the Chatta- hoochee. They all left the room to change their dress before supper, and Marcus had time to reflect on the probable conse quences of the meeting. He knew the sovereign aristocracy of Mr.
What to read after Marcus Warland Or the Long Moss Spring a Tale of the South?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hentz Caroline Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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