Our Little Gipsy : a Novel 3
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Lady Daubigny admits that she suffered from the tightness of her dress." " I am scarcely certain that I apprehend your words 106 Our Little Gipsy.
aright," broke from our master, while an irrepressible agitation sends the colour to his temples. " Am I to expect — " "About May, I should say," continues the doctor; "that is, as far as I can collect, but," with a smile, "your lady, Sir Charles, is so completely uninformed in such matters — tells me" (with a graver manner) " that she has had the mi...sfortune to lose her mother in childhood." Sir Charles sadly bows his head.
" Is it wise, my dear sir ? is it well that Lady Daubigny should have no married person near her?
No one to give her a caution — a hint ?" " Is my wife in a delicate state of health ? Do not, out of consideration for my feelings, withhold your opinion." " Lady Daubigny, I believe I may say, is perfectly healthy, but even the healthiest, most robust women suffer during the period. We must expect a certain amount of disarrangement, and, in my opinion, there should be some one a little experienced in such matters who could now and then suggest a remedy." "And will not your advice, your daily or frequent visits, obviate the necessity ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lady Daubigny admits that she suffered from the tightness of her dress." " I am scarcely certain that I apprehend your words 106 Our Little Gipsy.
aright," broke from our master, while an irrepressible agitation sends the colour to his temples. " Am I to expect — " "About May, I should say," continues the doctor; "that is, as far as I can collect, but," with a smile, "your lady, Sir Charles, is so completely uninformed in such matters — tells me" (with a graver manner) " that she has had the mi...sfortune to lose her mother in childhood." Sir Charles sadly bows his head.
" Is it wise, my dear sir ? is it well that Lady Daubigny should have no married person near her?
No one to give her a caution — a hint ?" " Is my wife in a delicate state of health ? Do not, out of consideration for my feelings, withhold your opinion." " Lady Daubigny, I believe I may say, is perfectly healthy, but even the healthiest, most robust women suffer during the period. We must expect a certain amount of disarrangement, and, in my opinion, there should be some one a little experienced in such matters who could now and then suggest a remedy." "And will not your advice, your daily or frequent visits, obviate the necessity ?
What to read after Our Little Gipsy : a Novel 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steinman, Emma C. C to read onlineMoreLess
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