One of Our Conquerors — volume 5
One of Our Conquerors — volume 5
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'I have not read the contents, I know them. ' 'The invitation at last, for to-morrow, Sunday, four P. M. Odd, that nextday at eight of the evening I shall be addressing our meeting in theTheatre. Simeon speaks. Beaves Urmsing insists on coming, Tory thoughhe is. Those Tories are jollier fellows than--well, no wonder! Therewill be no surgical . . . The poor woman is very low. A couple ofdays at the outside. Of course, I go. ' 'Hand me the note, dear. ' It had to be given up, out of the pocket.
'...But, ' said Victor, 'the mention of you is merely formal. ' She needed sleep: she bowed her head.
Nataly was the first at the breakfast-table in the morning, a fair Sundaymorning. She was going to Mrs. John Cormyn's Church, and she asked Nestato come with her.
She returned five minutes before the hour of lunch, having left Nestawith Mrs. John. Louise de Seilles undertook to bring Nesta home at thetime she might choose. Fenellan, Mr. Pempton, Peridon and Catkin, lunched and chatted. Nataly chatted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'I have not read the contents, I know them. ' 'The invitation at last, for to-morrow, Sunday, four P. M. Odd, that nextday at eight of the evening I shall be addressing our meeting in theTheatre. Simeon speaks. Beaves Urmsing insists on coming, Tory thoughhe is. Those Tories are jollier fellows than--well, no wonder! Therewill be no surgical . . . The poor woman is very low. A couple ofdays at the outside. Of course, I go. ' 'Hand me the note, dear. ' It had to be given up, out of the pocket.
'...But, ' said Victor, 'the mention of you is merely formal. ' She needed sleep: she bowed her head.
Nataly was the first at the breakfast-table in the morning, a fair Sundaymorning. She was going to Mrs. John Cormyn's Church, and she asked Nestato come with her.
She returned five minutes before the hour of lunch, having left Nestawith Mrs. John. Louise de Seilles undertook to bring Nesta home at thetime she might choose. Fenellan, Mr. Pempton, Peridon and Catkin, lunched and chatted. Nataly chatted.
What to read after One of Our Conquerors — volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meredith George to read onlineMoreLess
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