Thackeray's Works 7
Thackeray's Works 7
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When this great lady did the present writer the honor to shake his hand (I had the honor to teach writing and the rudiments of Latin to the young and intelligent Lord Viscount Pimlico), there seemed to be a commotion in the Kicklebury party — heads were nodded together, and turned towards Lady Knightsbridge ; in whose honor, when Lady Kickle- bury had sufficiently reconnoitred her with her eye- glass, the baronet's lady rose and swept a reverential curtsy, backing until she fell up against the ...cushions at the stern of the boat. Lady Knightsbridge did not see this salute, for she Llid uot ucknowledge it.
Digitized by ^ 30gle 136 THE KICKLEBURYS but walked away slimly (she seems to glide in and out of the room); and disappeared up the stair to the deck.
Lankin and I took our places^ the horse-dealer making room for us; and I could not help looking, with a little air of triumph, over to the Kicklebury faction, as much as to say, " You fine folks, with your large footman and supercilious airs, see what we can do." As I looked — smiling, and nodding, and laughing at me, in a knowing, pretty way, and then leaning to mamma as if in explanation, what face should I see but that of the young lady at Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When this great lady did the present writer the honor to shake his hand (I had the honor to teach writing and the rudiments of Latin to the young and intelligent Lord Viscount Pimlico), there seemed to be a commotion in the Kicklebury party — heads were nodded together, and turned towards Lady Knightsbridge ; in whose honor, when Lady Kickle- bury had sufficiently reconnoitred her with her eye- glass, the baronet's lady rose and swept a reverential curtsy, backing until she fell up against the ...cushions at the stern of the boat. Lady Knightsbridge did not see this salute, for she Llid uot ucknowledge it.
Digitized by ^ 30gle 136 THE KICKLEBURYS but walked away slimly (she seems to glide in and out of the room); and disappeared up the stair to the deck.
Lankin and I took our places^ the horse-dealer making room for us; and I could not help looking, with a little air of triumph, over to the Kicklebury faction, as much as to say, " You fine folks, with your large footman and supercilious airs, see what we can do." As I looked — smiling, and nodding, and laughing at me, in a knowing, pretty way, and then leaning to mamma as if in explanation, what face should I see but that of the young lady at Mrs.
What to read after Thackeray's Works 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thackeray, William Makepeace, 1811-1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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