Meadowleigh: a Tale of English Country Life 1
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" Cold meat 1" echoed Miss Clairvaux in- dignantly. " I admire his impertinence V " I told him there was none," said Claudia with complacence.
" There, you did wrong, Claudia. There was plenty, but there was no need to invite him to it. You had no right to do so." " He invited his self," said Claudia, " so what could I say, ma'am ?" " You could say that you were not at liberty, in your mistress's absence, to oflPer him. any refreshment," said Miss Clairvaux with dignity.
" So I will then, next ...time," said Claudia.
"Which I hope will be long coming," MEADOWLEIGH. 163 said Miss Clairvaux. Whereat, they all smiled.
After dinner, Miss Clairvaux estabUshed herself in her easy chair, and looked dreamily into the fire. Eleanor offered to read to her.
" No, thank you, my dear, it is almost too dark for you to see, and besides, my attention would be divided. I cannot help dwelling on the Union. I think I shall write a letter to the Times, when the lamp is lighted — a letter in the style of S.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Cold meat 1" echoed Miss Clairvaux in- dignantly. " I admire his impertinence V " I told him there was none," said Claudia with complacence.
" There, you did wrong, Claudia. There was plenty, but there was no need to invite him to it. You had no right to do so." " He invited his self," said Claudia, " so what could I say, ma'am ?" " You could say that you were not at liberty, in your mistress's absence, to oflPer him. any refreshment," said Miss Clairvaux with dignity.
" So I will then, next ...time," said Claudia.
"Which I hope will be long coming," MEADOWLEIGH. 163 said Miss Clairvaux. Whereat, they all smiled.
After dinner, Miss Clairvaux estabUshed herself in her easy chair, and looked dreamily into the fire. Eleanor offered to read to her.
" No, thank you, my dear, it is almost too dark for you to see, and besides, my attention would be divided. I cannot help dwelling on the Union. I think I shall write a letter to the Times, when the lamp is lighted — a letter in the style of S.
What to read after Meadowleigh: a Tale of English Country Life 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne Manning to read onlineMoreLess
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