Nell Gwyn - Comedian: a Novel
Nell Gwyn - Comedian: a Novel
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It is enough for you to carry out the instruction I gave you. Carry it out, and yourself into the bargain." The man bowed and withdrew. He was familiar with the colloquial style of his mistress, and her moods.
When the man had gone, Nelly laughed again, but suddenly became graver even than she had yet been.
"What have I done?" she cried. "Oh, there never was so great a fool as me. No, no; Pll not see him. I have as kind a heart as Dick, and I'll prove it by not seeing him." And yet, when she ha...d her hand on the lock of the door, she stood irresolute once again for some moments. Then she went out with a firm step, her intention being to countermand in the hall the instructions she had given to the ser- vant in the parlour;, but in the hall she found herself face to face with her old friend Sir Charles Sedley. He had brought her a bunch of violets.
"The sat)n: offers flowers to Aurora," said the courtier to the courtesan, bowing as gracefully as a touch of rheumatism permitted him.
THE COMEDY OF THE OLD LOVE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is enough for you to carry out the instruction I gave you. Carry it out, and yourself into the bargain." The man bowed and withdrew. He was familiar with the colloquial style of his mistress, and her moods.
When the man had gone, Nelly laughed again, but suddenly became graver even than she had yet been.
"What have I done?" she cried. "Oh, there never was so great a fool as me. No, no; Pll not see him. I have as kind a heart as Dick, and I'll prove it by not seeing him." And yet, when she ha...d her hand on the lock of the door, she stood irresolute once again for some moments. Then she went out with a firm step, her intention being to countermand in the hall the instructions she had given to the ser- vant in the parlour;, but in the hall she found herself face to face with her old friend Sir Charles Sedley. He had brought her a bunch of violets.
"The sat)n: offers flowers to Aurora," said the courtier to the courtesan, bowing as gracefully as a touch of rheumatism permitted him.
THE COMEDY OF THE OLD LOVE.
What to read after Nell Gwyn - Comedian: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore Frank Frankfort to read onlineMoreLess
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