Peter Ibbetson: With An Introduction By His Cousin Lady ... ("madge Plunket")
Peter Ibbetson: With An Introduction By His Cousin Lady ... ("madge Plunket")
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Why, of course, those eyes, so lashless then, so thick- ly fringed to-day! — how could I have mistaken them ? Ah, Mimsey, you never smiled or laughed in those days, or I should have known your eyes again ! Is it possible — ^is it possible ?" Thus I went on to myself tiU the ladies left, my fair young companion expressing her kind anx- iety and polite hope that I would soon be myself again.
I sat silent till it was time to join the ladies (I could not even foUow the witty and brilliant anec- 238... PETER IBBET80N.
dotes of the great painter, who held the table); and then I went up to my room. I could not face her again so soon after what I had heard.
The good Lord Cray came to make kind inqui- ries, but I soon satisfied him that my indisposition was nothing. He stayed on, however, and talked ; his dinner seemed to have done him a great deal of good, and he wanted to smoke (and somebody to smoke with), which he had not been able to do in the dining-room on account of some reverend old bishop who was present.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why, of course, those eyes, so lashless then, so thick- ly fringed to-day! — how could I have mistaken them ? Ah, Mimsey, you never smiled or laughed in those days, or I should have known your eyes again ! Is it possible — ^is it possible ?" Thus I went on to myself tiU the ladies left, my fair young companion expressing her kind anx- iety and polite hope that I would soon be myself again.
I sat silent till it was time to join the ladies (I could not even foUow the witty and brilliant anec- 238... PETER IBBET80N.
dotes of the great painter, who held the table); and then I went up to my room. I could not face her again so soon after what I had heard.
The good Lord Cray came to make kind inqui- ries, but I soon satisfied him that my indisposition was nothing. He stayed on, however, and talked ; his dinner seemed to have done him a great deal of good, and he wanted to smoke (and somebody to smoke with), which he had not been able to do in the dining-room on account of some reverend old bishop who was present.
What to read after Peter Ibbetson: With An Introduction By His Cousin Lady ... ("madge Plunket")?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Du Maurier George to read onlineMoreLess
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