Memoirs of a Vanished Generation 1813 1855
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Your Aunt and Emily are quite in despair, but it is very like Lady Selina to change her mind. They were spending their time very happily, reading, playing, singing, etc. , and walking late in the evenings. Your uncle does not enjoy the country, which we do here very much, having an excellent house and garden, and the woods at our door. We have only nine months and a half to stay in France, and must then try our luck in London. But I am not afraid, the only draw- back is having to sell the horse...s, which I fear must be done. They would fetch a better price in London, so perhaps we may take them over. Bessy rides beautifully. It is very flattering to hear as I do every now and then by chance how much she is liked in society. If she only gets on as well in London she will do, only unfortunately there it is not quite so easy. But your father is an invaluable assistant and never minds trouble ; besides, he has so many old friends who like him and are always ready to help him. We got to the two best balls in London by this means, Miss Coutts and Lord Headfort.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your Aunt and Emily are quite in despair, but it is very like Lady Selina to change her mind. They were spending their time very happily, reading, playing, singing, etc. , and walking late in the evenings. Your uncle does not enjoy the country, which we do here very much, having an excellent house and garden, and the woods at our door. We have only nine months and a half to stay in France, and must then try our luck in London. But I am not afraid, the only draw- back is having to sell the horse...s, which I fear must be done. They would fetch a better price in London, so perhaps we may take them over. Bessy rides beautifully. It is very flattering to hear as I do every now and then by chance how much she is liked in society. If she only gets on as well in London she will do, only unfortunately there it is not quite so easy. But your father is an invaluable assistant and never minds trouble ; besides, he has so many old friends who like him and are always ready to help him. We got to the two best balls in London by this means, Miss Coutts and Lord Headfort.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Elizabeth Knox Mrs Blake to read onlineMoreLess
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