The Bride Elect, a Novel 1
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Ashton believed his nephew's propo- sals would depend, was engaged in a lively conversation with that very damsel. He evidently admired her extremely, and she, as evidently, seated between the uncle and nephew, was trying to amuse the former in spite of the marked ill- humour of the " Lion of the Coteries." Mrs. Ashton thought she detected some symptoms of jealousy in the handsome nephew — and owned to her own heart, as she saw, the frank, kind smile of the one, and the cold sneer of the other,... that the THE BRIDE ELECT. 197 uncle would be much more to her taste than the nephew. However, she thought, girls see things so differently — and all that nonchalance is the fashion of this day as much as courtesy and deference were of mine.
" I fancy, Miss Isabel/' said Sir Hector, after Isabel had given a lively description of some scenery she had once visited in Wales, " I fancy you must be both a poet and a painter." " Which is as much as co say, uncle, though I know you mean a compliment, that the young lady has not perfected a talent either for painting or poetry," said Sir William Beresford.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ashton believed his nephew's propo- sals would depend, was engaged in a lively conversation with that very damsel. He evidently admired her extremely, and she, as evidently, seated between the uncle and nephew, was trying to amuse the former in spite of the marked ill- humour of the " Lion of the Coteries." Mrs. Ashton thought she detected some symptoms of jealousy in the handsome nephew — and owned to her own heart, as she saw, the frank, kind smile of the one, and the cold sneer of the other,... that the THE BRIDE ELECT. 197 uncle would be much more to her taste than the nephew. However, she thought, girls see things so differently — and all that nonchalance is the fashion of this day as much as courtesy and deference were of mine.
" I fancy, Miss Isabel/' said Sir Hector, after Isabel had given a lively description of some scenery she had once visited in Wales, " I fancy you must be both a poet and a painter." " Which is as much as co say, uncle, though I know you mean a compliment, that the young lady has not perfected a talent either for painting or poetry," said Sir William Beresford.
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