My Lady Coquette : a Novel 2
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even more dazzling by reason of the carmine flush that art has supplied to her cheek, the lustre of her eyes more brilliant by reason of the feverish thoughts within her breast.
As she is entering the drawing-room she hears Denzil's voice speaking to the old and trusty butler as he comes through the hall.
" There were some letters in the library, Thompson," he says. " Did you look there ? " " Yes, sir ; they have gone," answers the man.
And with a radiant face and lighter heart Denzil Charteris... thinks that his letter is already on its way to tell his darling of his unshaken love and fidelity to her.
The evening passes off pleasantly and quietly enough.
Pauline is so dazzling and bewitching that old Doctor Deane marvels more than ever how Denzil can remain heart-whole in the companionship of such a lovely and fas- cinating woijaan ; and Denzil, by reason of My Lady Coquette, 175 the new lightness of his heart, is more bril- liant in conversation, more gently courteous in his manner to his cousin than he has been for long.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
even more dazzling by reason of the carmine flush that art has supplied to her cheek, the lustre of her eyes more brilliant by reason of the feverish thoughts within her breast.
As she is entering the drawing-room she hears Denzil's voice speaking to the old and trusty butler as he comes through the hall.
" There were some letters in the library, Thompson," he says. " Did you look there ? " " Yes, sir ; they have gone," answers the man.
And with a radiant face and lighter heart Denzil Charteris... thinks that his letter is already on its way to tell his darling of his unshaken love and fidelity to her.
The evening passes off pleasantly and quietly enough.
Pauline is so dazzling and bewitching that old Doctor Deane marvels more than ever how Denzil can remain heart-whole in the companionship of such a lovely and fas- cinating woijaan ; and Denzil, by reason of My Lady Coquette, 175 the new lightness of his heart, is more bril- liant in conversation, more gently courteous in his manner to his cousin than he has been for long.
What to read after My Lady Coquette : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rita to read onlineMoreLess
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