Sir Tom 2
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" Madame di Forno - Populo does not know England.
People will want to know who you are. And if you were to be married, since you will talk of that," Lucy added, with a blush, " your name and who you are will have to be known. I will ask Sir Tom to talk to the Contessa — or," she said with reluctance, '' I will speak to her if you think she will listen to me." " I am called," said Bice, making a sweeping curtsey, and waving her hand as she darted suddenly away, leaving Lucy in much doubt and per...plexity. Was she really called ? Lucy heard nothing but a faint sound in the distance, as of a low whistle. Was this a signal between the strange pair who were not mother and daughter, nor mistress and servant, and yet were so linked together? It seemed to Lucy, with all her honest English prejudices, that to train so young a girl (and a girl so fond of children, and therefore a good girl at bottom, whatever her little faults might be) to such a wandering life, and to put her up as it were to auction for whoever would VII.] THE CONTESSAS BOUDOIR.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Madame di Forno - Populo does not know England.
People will want to know who you are. And if you were to be married, since you will talk of that," Lucy added, with a blush, " your name and who you are will have to be known. I will ask Sir Tom to talk to the Contessa — or," she said with reluctance, '' I will speak to her if you think she will listen to me." " I am called," said Bice, making a sweeping curtsey, and waving her hand as she darted suddenly away, leaving Lucy in much doubt and per...plexity. Was she really called ? Lucy heard nothing but a faint sound in the distance, as of a low whistle. Was this a signal between the strange pair who were not mother and daughter, nor mistress and servant, and yet were so linked together? It seemed to Lucy, with all her honest English prejudices, that to train so young a girl (and a girl so fond of children, and therefore a good girl at bottom, whatever her little faults might be) to such a wandering life, and to put her up as it were to auction for whoever would VII.] THE CONTESSAS BOUDOIR.
What to read after Sir Tom 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliphant, Mrs. (Margaret), 1828-1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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