The Bosom Friend : a Novel 3
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" Why do you wish to go to the vicarage ?" said Lady de Crespigny, in a low, gloomy tone of voice, at the same time turning her lack lustre eyes upon the housekeeper as she stood before her.
" I am iioing to see Mr. Seymour, my lady," was the answer, in a firm voice.
The Baroness then looked round upon the Italian, as if to be instructed by her, how to proceed.
" Lady de Crespigny wishes you to know ," s ud Nice, " that she considers it advisable, that Mrs. Vavasour should be kept in per- fect ...seclusion, till the arrival of her husband, or some one appointed by him, to take charge of her, and can therefore, allow her to receive no visits. Lady de Crespigny, are not those your commands ?" THE BOSOM FBI END. 239 Nice turned her eyes upon the Baroness, who murmured in a sullen tone — " They are." "And her Ladyship also desires/'continued the Italian, "that at present, no exposure should be made of the disgraceful position of affairs ; and it is Lady de Crespigny's further deter- mination, that the person who takes upon herself to breathe a hint concerning it, to any one out of this house, or leaves the house for that purpose, shall return to it no more." Poor Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Why do you wish to go to the vicarage ?" said Lady de Crespigny, in a low, gloomy tone of voice, at the same time turning her lack lustre eyes upon the housekeeper as she stood before her.
" I am iioing to see Mr. Seymour, my lady," was the answer, in a firm voice.
The Baroness then looked round upon the Italian, as if to be instructed by her, how to proceed.
" Lady de Crespigny wishes you to know ," s ud Nice, " that she considers it advisable, that Mrs. Vavasour should be kept in per- fect ...seclusion, till the arrival of her husband, or some one appointed by him, to take charge of her, and can therefore, allow her to receive no visits. Lady de Crespigny, are not those your commands ?" THE BOSOM FBI END. 239 Nice turned her eyes upon the Baroness, who murmured in a sullen tone — " They are." "And her Ladyship also desires/'continued the Italian, "that at present, no exposure should be made of the disgraceful position of affairs ; and it is Lady de Crespigny's further deter- mination, that the person who takes upon herself to breathe a hint concerning it, to any one out of this house, or leaves the house for that purpose, shall return to it no more." Poor Mrs.
What to read after The Bosom Friend : a Novel 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grey, Mrs. (Elizabeth Caroline), 1798-1869 to read onlineMoreLess
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