The Country Cousin volume 1
The Country Cousin volume 1
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' My father does not care for so much gaiety. Invitations are pouring in, and I am burning to eo to them, but he v/on't hear of it. We shall have to refuse the most delightful things. Isn't it dreadful ? One mio^ht as well be in the country as shut up in one's own house in London. ' ' Dreadful ? It is barbarous ! Something- must be done. A petition should be got up — royalty will have to interfere. Surely in these days, Miss Medhurst, young ladies don't submit to be locked up. ' Her eyes sparkl...ed ; her little foot was tapping the ground.
THE COUNTRY COUSIN 191 ' I should like ' she began, and then stopped. Her father was at her elbow.
' My dear, your mother desires me to say that she wishes you to sit down after all your fatigue. You will find a chair by her. ' Joan looked at Basil, hesitated — she certainly hesitated ; but habit was too strong for her, and she went. Basil, who had watched the little scene with amusement, found himself left with Lord Medhurst as a companion, an exchange not at all to his taste.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' My father does not care for so much gaiety. Invitations are pouring in, and I am burning to eo to them, but he v/on't hear of it. We shall have to refuse the most delightful things. Isn't it dreadful ? One mio^ht as well be in the country as shut up in one's own house in London. ' ' Dreadful ? It is barbarous ! Something- must be done. A petition should be got up — royalty will have to interfere. Surely in these days, Miss Medhurst, young ladies don't submit to be locked up. ' Her eyes sparkl...ed ; her little foot was tapping the ground.
THE COUNTRY COUSIN 191 ' I should like ' she began, and then stopped. Her father was at her elbow.
' My dear, your mother desires me to say that she wishes you to sit down after all your fatigue. You will find a chair by her. ' Joan looked at Basil, hesitated — she certainly hesitated ; but habit was too strong for her, and she went. Basil, who had watched the little scene with amusement, found himself left with Lord Medhurst as a companion, an exchange not at all to his taste.
What to read after The Country Cousin volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Mary Peard to read onlineMoreLess
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