The Belle of Australia Or Who Am I
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" Can I speak for your lordship ? " the Chief asked.
" Yes, " I said, for I knew he would speak at all events, even if I did not consent.
" I accidentally overheard a part of the conversation which has occasion ed all this excitement, " Mr. Murden went on to sn-y. " His lordship simply told his betrothed that he feared she would be happier to marry one in her own circle, for that he was not worthy of so much grace and beauty, such innocence and sweetness. Am I right, Miss Kebblewhite ? " " I th...ink you are, " she answered promptly.
The complimentary terms had struck her as being very appropriate, and she listened to them with pleasure.
The crafty Chief knew how to win the confidence of women, and keep them in subjection.
" Parbleu, is dat all ? " muttered the Frenchman. " All fool lovers say de same ding ven court they do. Bah ! Me say dat ding five hundred million dimes, and, damn ! not married yet am I. Too much do I know to catch fox old like me. Elle a beaucoup de douceur, and husband do want.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Can I speak for your lordship ? " the Chief asked.
" Yes, " I said, for I knew he would speak at all events, even if I did not consent.
" I accidentally overheard a part of the conversation which has occasion ed all this excitement, " Mr. Murden went on to sn-y. " His lordship simply told his betrothed that he feared she would be happier to marry one in her own circle, for that he was not worthy of so much grace and beauty, such innocence and sweetness. Am I right, Miss Kebblewhite ? " " I th...ink you are, " she answered promptly.
The complimentary terms had struck her as being very appropriate, and she listened to them with pleasure.
The crafty Chief knew how to win the confidence of women, and keep them in subjection.
" Parbleu, is dat all ? " muttered the Frenchman. " All fool lovers say de same ding ven court they do. Bah ! Me say dat ding five hundred million dimes, and, damn ! not married yet am I. Too much do I know to catch fox old like me. Elle a beaucoup de douceur, and husband do want.
What to read after The Belle of Australia Or Who Am I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomes, William Henry, 1824-1895 to read onlineMoreLess
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