Olive in Italy
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ThePrince drew rein, and the groom sprang down and ran to the leader'shead.
"My, Edna, how cold you look! It's three days since I saw you, but Iguess Don Filippo has been doing the honours. Have you seen all theold galleries and things? Momma said she noticed you and uncle in abox at the Pergola last night. " She stood by the wheel, and as she looked up, not at Edna but at thePrince, he glanced smilingly down at her and then away again.
"We are going back to the hotel now, " Edna said. "Will yo...u come andhave tea, Mamie? Is that Miss Agar over there? Ask her if you may, andif she will come too. " "I don't need to ask her, " the girl answered, but she went backnevertheless and spoke to Olive.
"Can the groom take the cart home, Filippo? We will walk back withthem. " "Yes, Bellina is in spirits, but she will not run away from Giovanni, "he said, trying not to seem surprised that she should curtail theirdrive.
They crossed the wide gravelled space outside the gardens and walkedtowards the town by the Lung'Arno.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ThePrince drew rein, and the groom sprang down and ran to the leader'shead.
"My, Edna, how cold you look! It's three days since I saw you, but Iguess Don Filippo has been doing the honours. Have you seen all theold galleries and things? Momma said she noticed you and uncle in abox at the Pergola last night. " She stood by the wheel, and as she looked up, not at Edna but at thePrince, he glanced smilingly down at her and then away again.
"We are going back to the hotel now, " Edna said. "Will yo...u come andhave tea, Mamie? Is that Miss Agar over there? Ask her if you may, andif she will come too. " "I don't need to ask her, " the girl answered, but she went backnevertheless and spoke to Olive.
"Can the groom take the cart home, Filippo? We will walk back withthem. " "Yes, Bellina is in spirits, but she will not run away from Giovanni, "he said, trying not to seem surprised that she should curtail theirdrive.
They crossed the wide gravelled space outside the gardens and walkedtowards the town by the Lung'Arno.
What to read after Olive in Italy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dalton Moray to read onlineMoreLess
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