St. George, Or, the Canadian League 2
St. George, Or, the Canadian League 2
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He still wore his military dress, although somewhat altered to suit his altered circumstances — that is, instead of the infantry uniform, which he had worn the evening before, he now wore that of a cornet of Dragoons.
His handsome person was set off to the very best advantage, and it is certain there was a vast difference between his ex- ternal beauty, and the beauties of his mind.
After waiting for a considerable time, the uncle entered. — To the surprise of St. George, he was cold and formal,... and merely bowed stifly on entering. The cornet saw at a glance that he had become possessed of some of the facts relating to THB CANADIAN LEAGUE. 237 his true character, and he trembled at the idea that Helen also had come to learn the true state of the case.
After some formal and common-place remarks, the owner of the mansion hinted that his time was occupied with busi- ness, and quietly insinuated that if St. George had any thing to communicate, he had better proceed with it at once. This was, in fact, tantamount to asking him what he wanted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He still wore his military dress, although somewhat altered to suit his altered circumstances — that is, instead of the infantry uniform, which he had worn the evening before, he now wore that of a cornet of Dragoons.
His handsome person was set off to the very best advantage, and it is certain there was a vast difference between his ex- ternal beauty, and the beauties of his mind.
After waiting for a considerable time, the uncle entered. — To the surprise of St. George, he was cold and formal,... and merely bowed stifly on entering. The cornet saw at a glance that he had become possessed of some of the facts relating to THB CANADIAN LEAGUE. 237 his true character, and he trembled at the idea that Helen also had come to learn the true state of the case.
After some formal and common-place remarks, the owner of the mansion hinted that his time was occupied with busi- ness, and quietly insinuated that if St. George had any thing to communicate, he had better proceed with it at once. This was, in fact, tantamount to asking him what he wanted.
What to read after St. George, Or, the Canadian League 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Charles Mckinnon to read onlineMoreLess
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