St. George And St. Michael volume Ii
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Had Rowland butcaught a glimpse of his own figure as he sneaked into that room fiveminutes after the marquis had passed through it, believing hismaster was still in his study, where he had left his candlesburning, he could hardly for some time have had his usual success inregarding himself as a fine gentleman.
Amanda Serafina did not show herself for several days. A bad cold inher head luckily afforded sufficient pretext for the concealment ofa bad bruise upon her cheek. Other bruises she had a...lso, but they, although more severe, were of less consequence.
For a whole fortnight the lovers never dared exchange a word.
In the morning the marquis was in no mood to set any inquiry onfoot. His little lamb had vanished from his fold, and he was sad andlonely. Had it been otherwise, possibly the shabby doublet in whichScudamore stood behind his chair the next morning, might have sethim thinking; but as it was, it fell in so well with the gloom inwhich his own spirit shrouded everything, that he never even markedthe change, and ere long Rowland began to feel himself safe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Had Rowland butcaught a glimpse of his own figure as he sneaked into that room fiveminutes after the marquis had passed through it, believing hismaster was still in his study, where he had left his candlesburning, he could hardly for some time have had his usual success inregarding himself as a fine gentleman.
Amanda Serafina did not show herself for several days. A bad cold inher head luckily afforded sufficient pretext for the concealment ofa bad bruise upon her cheek. Other bruises she had a...lso, but they, although more severe, were of less consequence.
For a whole fortnight the lovers never dared exchange a word.
In the morning the marquis was in no mood to set any inquiry onfoot. His little lamb had vanished from his fold, and he was sad andlonely. Had it been otherwise, possibly the shabby doublet in whichScudamore stood behind his chair the next morning, might have sethim thinking; but as it was, it fell in so well with the gloom inwhich his own spirit shrouded everything, that he never even markedthe change, and ere long Rowland began to feel himself safe.
What to read after St. George And St. Michael volume Ii?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macdonald, George, 1824-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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