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159 reux, and he one day found in it a short account of the marriage that had lately taken place at Brighton. There was no- thing of interest to record, but for lack of subjects of greater moment, about twenty lines were devoted to Mrs. S my the. There was some statement and some mis-statement of facts. The great wealth of the bride was mentioned, and the fact that, nevertheless, the bridegroom intended to resume his duties. The weak nerves of the lady were said to be the cause of the quiet mar...riage, but it was graced by the presence of her beautiful and accomplished daughter, who had just attained her twenty-first year, and entered into possession of enormous wealth.
It was then added that, after a short honey- moon, the whole party intended to return to their beautiful residence on the Lake of Geneva.
160 NORA.
Love or hate botli excite interest, and though Henry had, as he supposed, a scorn for everything that could be called gossip, he read this paragraph with interest ; and when he had read it to himself, he was suffi- ciently amiable to pass it over to his mother, to whom he knew the very smallest article of gossip to be acceptable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
159 reux, and he one day found in it a short account of the marriage that had lately taken place at Brighton. There was no- thing of interest to record, but for lack of subjects of greater moment, about twenty lines were devoted to Mrs. S my the. There was some statement and some mis-statement of facts. The great wealth of the bride was mentioned, and the fact that, nevertheless, the bridegroom intended to resume his duties. The weak nerves of the lady were said to be the cause of the quiet mar...riage, but it was graced by the presence of her beautiful and accomplished daughter, who had just attained her twenty-first year, and entered into possession of enormous wealth.
It was then added that, after a short honey- moon, the whole party intended to return to their beautiful residence on the Lake of Geneva.
160 NORA.
Love or hate botli excite interest, and though Henry had, as he supposed, a scorn for everything that could be called gossip, he read this paragraph with interest ; and when he had read it to himself, he was suffi- ciently amiable to pass it over to his mother, to whom he knew the very smallest article of gossip to be acceptable.
What to read after Nora 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ponsonby, Emily, Lady, 1817-1877 to read onlineMoreLess
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