The Actress in High Life
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" "I would be gladly excused from it just now, " answered L'Isle, and inspite of himself, his eye wandered toward Lady Mabel. Lord Stratherndid not observe this, but said, jestingly: "I believe you havecontrived to convince Sir Rowland that none of us can do any thing sowell as you can, " but there was a little tone of pique in the way thiswas said.
"I have made no attempt to do so, " L'Isle answered. "But he has givenme some thing to do now, and I must set about it at once. " Takingleave of La...dy Mabel, he held a short private conference with hislordship, and, when he went out to mount his horse, found ColonelBradshawe already in the saddle, waiting for him. This annoyed him, for he instinctively knew Bradshawe's object, and looked to beingeniously cross-questioned as to the verses which Lady Mabel hadrecited, and then criticised so unsparingly. Unwilling to letBradshawe stretch him on the rack for his amusement, L'Isle assumedthe offensive, and at once broached another matter which he had muchat heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "I would be gladly excused from it just now, " answered L'Isle, and inspite of himself, his eye wandered toward Lady Mabel. Lord Stratherndid not observe this, but said, jestingly: "I believe you havecontrived to convince Sir Rowland that none of us can do any thing sowell as you can, " but there was a little tone of pique in the way thiswas said.
"I have made no attempt to do so, " L'Isle answered. "But he has givenme some thing to do now, and I must set about it at once. " Takingleave of La...dy Mabel, he held a short private conference with hislordship, and, when he went out to mount his horse, found ColonelBradshawe already in the saddle, waiting for him. This annoyed him, for he instinctively knew Bradshawe's object, and looked to beingeniously cross-questioned as to the verses which Lady Mabel hadrecited, and then criticised so unsparingly. Unwilling to letBradshawe stretch him on the rack for his amusement, L'Isle assumedthe offensive, and at once broached another matter which he had muchat heart.
What to read after The Actress in High Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bowen Sue Petigru to read onlineMoreLess
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