Mr Romfords Hounds
Mr Romfords Hounds
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And there was Miss "Watkins, a charming young lady, longing to be settled, with a most enterprising mamma to guide her in the right course. Mrs. Watkins saw her opportunity, and determined to improve it. She knew that by dashing at the new comer she might gain an ascendency that it would be difficult to dispossess her of ; and, moreover, appearing to be intimate, might ward off' invidious detraction, which it is always desirable to do. So they brought out their cards to call at Beldon Hall at t...he earliest possible moment — rather, indeed, as it happened, before Mr. Romford was ready to receive them ; though, if they had waited for that event, they would never have got there at all. Facey did not hoist the flag of reception, though there was one attached to the dome of the house.
CHAPTER XXIV.
THE MORNING CALL.
It was a fine bright winter's day, slightly inclining to frost, that our friends at Dalberry Lees, having taken an early lunch and got themselves up with extra care, stepped into their well- appointed London barouche, to shed their cards at Beldon HalL The greys had on new rosettes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And there was Miss "Watkins, a charming young lady, longing to be settled, with a most enterprising mamma to guide her in the right course. Mrs. Watkins saw her opportunity, and determined to improve it. She knew that by dashing at the new comer she might gain an ascendency that it would be difficult to dispossess her of ; and, moreover, appearing to be intimate, might ward off' invidious detraction, which it is always desirable to do. So they brought out their cards to call at Beldon Hall at t...he earliest possible moment — rather, indeed, as it happened, before Mr. Romford was ready to receive them ; though, if they had waited for that event, they would never have got there at all. Facey did not hoist the flag of reception, though there was one attached to the dome of the house.
CHAPTER XXIV.
THE MORNING CALL.
It was a fine bright winter's day, slightly inclining to frost, that our friends at Dalberry Lees, having taken an early lunch and got themselves up with extra care, stepped into their well- appointed London barouche, to shed their cards at Beldon HalL The greys had on new rosettes.
What to read after Mr Romfords Hounds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R S Surtees to read onlineMoreLess
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