Sir Arthur Bouverie : a Novel 1
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pray go!" exclaimed Lady Eveline, " pray go, Mrs. Bouverie, I shall be there, and Seymour, and papa, and everybody." *' I will go with pleasure," said Amy.
"Then," replied Mrs. Beresford, "I hope that you consider your engagement with us as definitively settled." " Oh, certainly yes," answered Amy, " did you not say next Saturday ?" " Exactly so," returned Mrs. Beresford, " and now I must wish you good afternoon — shall we see you in the Park this evening ?" " 1 think I shall be there," Amy rep...lied ; and shaking hands with Lady Eveline and Kate, she half whispered to the latter, " Do not de- ceive me again ; do not stay the month at Mrs.
Beresford's, pray !" And Kate, who knew from her words and manner that Cecil had more and more estranged VOL. I. L 218 SIR ARTHUR BOUVERIE.
himself from her, and that her absence had not effected what she hoped it would have done, promised to be at Belgrave Street within the time proposed.
SIR ARTHUR iBOUVERIE. 219 CHAPTER IX.
She was pretty, she was fair, Had blue eyes and jet black hair ; But in those same eyes a tear Lay in crystal beauty clear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
pray go!" exclaimed Lady Eveline, " pray go, Mrs. Bouverie, I shall be there, and Seymour, and papa, and everybody." *' I will go with pleasure," said Amy.
"Then," replied Mrs. Beresford, "I hope that you consider your engagement with us as definitively settled." " Oh, certainly yes," answered Amy, " did you not say next Saturday ?" " Exactly so," returned Mrs. Beresford, " and now I must wish you good afternoon — shall we see you in the Park this evening ?" " 1 think I shall be there," Amy rep...lied ; and shaking hands with Lady Eveline and Kate, she half whispered to the latter, " Do not de- ceive me again ; do not stay the month at Mrs.
Beresford's, pray !" And Kate, who knew from her words and manner that Cecil had more and more estranged VOL. I. L 218 SIR ARTHUR BOUVERIE.
himself from her, and that her absence had not effected what she hoped it would have done, promised to be at Belgrave Street within the time proposed.
SIR ARTHUR iBOUVERIE. 219 CHAPTER IX.
She was pretty, she was fair, Had blue eyes and jet black hair ; But in those same eyes a tear Lay in crystal beauty clear.
What to read after Sir Arthur Bouverie : a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Vaughan Pinkney to read onlineMoreLess
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