Melbourne House
Melbourne House
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Randolph, who had alsodrawn near.
"I am well, papa. " "You don't look so. What's the matter, that you don't go a-fishing, when Ransom has the consideration to ask you?" Daisy's tranquillity was very nearly overset. But shemaintained it, and only answered without the change of amuscle, "I have not the inclination, papa. " Indeed her facewas _too_ quiet; and Mr. Randolph, putting that with itscolourless hue, and the very sweet upward look her eyes hadfirst given him, was not satisfied. He went aw...ay to thebreakfast room.
"Felicia, " said he, in a low tone, bending down by his wife,
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Randolph, who had alsodrawn near.
"I am well, papa. " "You don't look so. What's the matter, that you don't go a-fishing, when Ransom has the consideration to ask you?" Daisy's tranquillity was very nearly overset. But shemaintained it, and only answered without the change of amuscle, "I have not the inclination, papa. " Indeed her facewas _too_ quiet; and Mr. Randolph, putting that with itscolourless hue, and the very sweet upward look her eyes hadfirst given him, was not satisfied. He went aw...ay to thebreakfast room.
"Felicia, " said he, in a low tone, bending down by his wife,
What to read after Melbourne House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warner Susan to read onlineMoreLess
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