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Adri- enne's eyes were fixed upon that monotonous embroidery. It is to be presumed that she did not see the repeated glances, half of in- quiry, half of surprise, with which Sebastian's eyes continually sought her face. He knew that she could talk on such subjects. Mr.
Blisset's reiterated appeal to her — ^ Eh, Adrienne f ' Don't you think so, my dear ?' — showed Sebastian that she was not accus- tomed to sit in silence at the feet of even so PROBATION. 101 great a philosopher as her uncle ; an...d yet she was silent now, merely answering when spoken to, as briefly as possible.
At length came a pause, and Sebastian hastened to make use of it.
' How do you like England, Miss Blisset f ^ I can hardly say, seeing that I only know Thanshope.' ' ThanshojDe, then, as compared with the Continent in general V ' I like it,' said Adrienne, ^ because I have found a home in it, and because I am useful to some one — am I not, uncle V * Necessary, my dear, necessary.' ' There, you see ! necessary !' said Adri- enne.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Adri- enne's eyes were fixed upon that monotonous embroidery. It is to be presumed that she did not see the repeated glances, half of in- quiry, half of surprise, with which Sebastian's eyes continually sought her face. He knew that she could talk on such subjects. Mr.
Blisset's reiterated appeal to her — ^ Eh, Adrienne f ' Don't you think so, my dear ?' — showed Sebastian that she was not accus- tomed to sit in silence at the feet of even so PROBATION. 101 great a philosopher as her uncle ; an...d yet she was silent now, merely answering when spoken to, as briefly as possible.
At length came a pause, and Sebastian hastened to make use of it.
' How do you like England, Miss Blisset f ^ I can hardly say, seeing that I only know Thanshope.' ' ThanshojDe, then, as compared with the Continent in general V ' I like it,' said Adrienne, ^ because I have found a home in it, and because I am useful to some one — am I not, uncle V * Necessary, my dear, necessary.' ' There, you see ! necessary !' said Adri- enne.
What to read after Probation : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fothergill Jessie to read onlineMoreLess
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