Nell, of Shorne Mills
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Lady Chesney looked at her, then laughed.
"My dear, you look transformed. Was that--but of course it was! Well?But one need not ask any questions. Your face tells its own tale. " Luce laughed, and touched her lips with her handkerchief.
"Yes, it was Drake, " she said. "What luck! what luck! And they say thereis no Providence!" "And--and it is all right?" asked Lady Chesney, anxiously.
Lady Luce laughed softly.
"Oh, yes! Didn't I tell you that if I could have him to myself for tenminutes----And ...we have been longer, haven't we? You see, he was fond ofme, and----Oh! have you brought a cigarette? I am simply dying for onenow!" Lady Chesney held one out to her.
"Here it is. But hadn't you better go in? They will miss you----" Lady Luce shrugged her shoulders as she struck a match from the gold boxDrake had given her.
"What does it matter what these people think?" she retorted. "Nothingmatters now. I have got Drake back, and----All the same, we will get outof sight of the window, lest we shock these simple folk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lady Chesney looked at her, then laughed.
"My dear, you look transformed. Was that--but of course it was! Well?But one need not ask any questions. Your face tells its own tale. " Luce laughed, and touched her lips with her handkerchief.
"Yes, it was Drake, " she said. "What luck! what luck! And they say thereis no Providence!" "And--and it is all right?" asked Lady Chesney, anxiously.
Lady Luce laughed softly.
"Oh, yes! Didn't I tell you that if I could have him to myself for tenminutes----And ...we have been longer, haven't we? You see, he was fond ofme, and----Oh! have you brought a cigarette? I am simply dying for onenow!" Lady Chesney held one out to her.
"Here it is. But hadn't you better go in? They will miss you----" Lady Luce shrugged her shoulders as she struck a match from the gold boxDrake had given her.
"What does it matter what these people think?" she retorted. "Nothingmatters now. I have got Drake back, and----All the same, we will get outof sight of the window, lest we shock these simple folk.
What to read after Nell, of Shorne Mills?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Garvice to read onlineMoreLess
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