That Artful Vicar : the Story of What a Clergyman Tried to Do for Others And Did for Himself 1
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Paul and Amy stood for some minutes conversing on indifferent sub- jects under the portico of the front entrance ; but before Sir Giles could rejoin them here and risk another wordy war, Sir Peter and his children returned from Hazelwood. There was a great hurrying out of grooms to take charge of the horses w T hich the gentlemen of the party had been riding, and Paul stepped forward to assist the ladies in alighting from the carriage.
Mrs. Warrener and Mrs. Hunt seemed very glad to see him, bu...t their politeness was as nothing compared to the civil things — the de- monstrations of esteem and amity with which they loaded Sir Giles, when the latter made his appearance. Paul was shocked to behold two such sensible and charming women bestow so much sycophancy on a being who had positively nothing in his favour but his title and money.
On Sir Peters part there was a shade of reserve in accosting the Vicar, for he suspected the latter of belonging to the hated Pottingers clique. However, his visit to Hazelwood had been so satisfactory, that he felt in a mood of charity with all mankind, and so invited Paul to stop for dinner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Paul and Amy stood for some minutes conversing on indifferent sub- jects under the portico of the front entrance ; but before Sir Giles could rejoin them here and risk another wordy war, Sir Peter and his children returned from Hazelwood. There was a great hurrying out of grooms to take charge of the horses w T hich the gentlemen of the party had been riding, and Paul stepped forward to assist the ladies in alighting from the carriage.
Mrs. Warrener and Mrs. Hunt seemed very glad to see him, bu...t their politeness was as nothing compared to the civil things — the de- monstrations of esteem and amity with which they loaded Sir Giles, when the latter made his appearance. Paul was shocked to behold two such sensible and charming women bestow so much sycophancy on a being who had positively nothing in his favour but his title and money.
On Sir Peters part there was a shade of reserve in accosting the Vicar, for he suspected the latter of belonging to the hated Pottingers clique. However, his visit to Hazelwood had been so satisfactory, that he felt in a mood of charity with all mankind, and so invited Paul to stop for dinner.
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