Marston: a Novel. in Three Volumes. By a Lady [i.E. Rosalia St. Clair, Pseud] 3
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Then she began to enu- merate all the matches which came into her mind ; mentioned the most striking names, and dwelt upon the rank and fortune of all the single men of their acquaintance, and at each name added, ' He is yours, if you like.' " The countess heard each name with either renewed laughter, or a witticism, and at length said, ' Well, Rbschen, since I have only to nod, and the man must fall at my feet, let me hear them all — don't forget a single one.' And she began to run over, by th...e aid of the alphabet, a thousand A's, B's, and C's, whom her friend had passed over, from their infe- riority to the countess in rank and fortune.
" ' Nay, if you take it at that rate,' rejoined Rbschen, ' I will not spare you one of the thou- sand and one partners who have figured with you m uasTON. 151 at the balls this winter.' And the two young women, with peals of laughter, purposely brought up the names of the most poverty- stricken, and the ugliest, of their numerous acquaintance.
" * I think we must have done now,' said Roschen, ' unless we take into account the Duke of M 's secretary, or your nephew's tutor, or the ex-secretary of your grandmother.' " ' Herr Meissner!' exclaimed Julie, endea- vouring to force a laugh : but an indefinable expression overshadowed her countenance, which suddenly became serious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then she began to enu- merate all the matches which came into her mind ; mentioned the most striking names, and dwelt upon the rank and fortune of all the single men of their acquaintance, and at each name added, ' He is yours, if you like.' " The countess heard each name with either renewed laughter, or a witticism, and at length said, ' Well, Rbschen, since I have only to nod, and the man must fall at my feet, let me hear them all — don't forget a single one.' And she began to run over, by th...e aid of the alphabet, a thousand A's, B's, and C's, whom her friend had passed over, from their infe- riority to the countess in rank and fortune.
" ' Nay, if you take it at that rate,' rejoined Rbschen, ' I will not spare you one of the thou- sand and one partners who have figured with you m uasTON. 151 at the balls this winter.' And the two young women, with peals of laughter, purposely brought up the names of the most poverty- stricken, and the ugliest, of their numerous acquaintance.
" * I think we must have done now,' said Roschen, ' unless we take into account the Duke of M 's secretary, or your nephew's tutor, or the ex-secretary of your grandmother.' " ' Herr Meissner!' exclaimed Julie, endea- vouring to force a laugh : but an indefinable expression overshadowed her countenance, which suddenly became serious.
What to read after Marston: a Novel. in Three Volumes. By a Lady [i.E. Rosalia St. Clair, Pseud] 3?
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