Red Towers 3
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Percival. * I wonder you can endure him, Celia.' MRS. PERCIVAVS OPPORTUNITY 193 Celia sat motionless, smiling lazily, look- ing down at the fan she was playing with.
• She likes me very much,' said Vincent.
* Don't you, helle Marquise — helle cousine?
— that little ass, M. de Cernay, is always calling you " helle voisine.^'' I wonder how you can stand his impertinence, really.' 'Nonsense,' said Celia. 'Yes, Aunt Flo, you are right ; he is unbearable. So utterly unmanageable — but I think it mus...t be partly your fault for bringing him up so badly.' ' Oh, no doubt. I dare say it is entirely my fault,' answered Mrs. Percival, with a touch of coldness.
She sat down in a low chair beside a little velvet table, on which were some pretty old things — snuff-boxes, Montmirail miniatures, and so on. She began examining these things one by one, with an air of interest, VOL. III. 53 194 RED TOWERS while Celia still played with her fan, and Vincent lounged in his corner.
'Who is this ' Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Percival. * I wonder you can endure him, Celia.' MRS. PERCIVAVS OPPORTUNITY 193 Celia sat motionless, smiling lazily, look- ing down at the fan she was playing with.
• She likes me very much,' said Vincent.
* Don't you, helle Marquise — helle cousine?
— that little ass, M. de Cernay, is always calling you " helle voisine.^'' I wonder how you can stand his impertinence, really.' 'Nonsense,' said Celia. 'Yes, Aunt Flo, you are right ; he is unbearable. So utterly unmanageable — but I think it mus...t be partly your fault for bringing him up so badly.' ' Oh, no doubt. I dare say it is entirely my fault,' answered Mrs. Percival, with a touch of coldness.
She sat down in a low chair beside a little velvet table, on which were some pretty old things — snuff-boxes, Montmirail miniatures, and so on. She began examining these things one by one, with an air of interest, VOL. III. 53 194 RED TOWERS while Celia still played with her fan, and Vincent lounged in his corner.
'Who is this ' Mrs.
What to read after Red Towers 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eleanor C Eleanor Catherine Price to read onlineMoreLess
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