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Seated in the drawing-room, I heard the buzzof many voices.
"Is it an academy?" I whispered to Monsieur Pilot, my conductor. Hesmiled encouragingly.
"This is a young ladies' seminary, Mees. " Before I could question further, the room door opened, and a lady oftall, imposing figure entered.
Monsieur Pilot commenced a vehement conversation with her in French. Sheresponded in the same tongue. The dialogue ended, he turned to me andsaid: "Mees Reef, permit me to introduce you to Madame Fontenelle. ..." Madame smiled very graciously upon me, and then recommenced thegesticulation and babble of the two. At length she appeared satisfiedwith the understanding at which they arrived. I was growing uneasy attheir prolonged volubility, when Monsieur Pilot pirouetted up to me, andsaid: "Mees Reef, I beg to congratulate you. Madame consents to transfer thismansion into your hands, She accepts our recommendation and that of yourown intelligent countenance. Mons. Bristeed was not mistaken in theimpression you would make.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seated in the drawing-room, I heard the buzzof many voices.
"Is it an academy?" I whispered to Monsieur Pilot, my conductor. Hesmiled encouragingly.
"This is a young ladies' seminary, Mees. " Before I could question further, the room door opened, and a lady oftall, imposing figure entered.
Monsieur Pilot commenced a vehement conversation with her in French. Sheresponded in the same tongue. The dialogue ended, he turned to me andsaid: "Mees Reef, permit me to introduce you to Madame Fontenelle. ..." Madame smiled very graciously upon me, and then recommenced thegesticulation and babble of the two. At length she appeared satisfiedwith the understanding at which they arrived. I was growing uneasy attheir prolonged volubility, when Monsieur Pilot pirouetted up to me, andsaid: "Mees Reef, I beg to congratulate you. Madame consents to transfer thismansion into your hands, She accepts our recommendation and that of yourown intelligent countenance. Mons. Bristeed was not mistaken in theimpression you would make.
What to read after Strange Visitors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Horn Henry J. to read onlineMoreLess
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