The Daily Governess : Or, Self-Dependence 1
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" Oh, there's some myster}^ in all this.
These things cannot be hers — she's almost a child. She wears no rouge ; and as for her teeth — little pearls ! — that odious great fang would not match them." " Oh, I don't know that ; women make wj) Avonderfully now-a-days. And I, so afraid that Malvoisin should see her. Why, from this note, I should say he's her lover — a little, artful, impudent minx ; with her coy airs. A regular do !" " I cannot make it out," said Henry Gre- ville ; " but if ever t...ruth, purity, and inno- cence were " "Put on," said Cecil. "But I'll pay her out ! I'll find her out, too, to-morroAV !" Alas! we talk of to-morrow, and per- haps to-night may be heavy witli thimder- bolts.
The butler came in very pale, with a 136 THE DAILY GOVERNESS.
message that had just come by the electric telegraph in his hand.
Cecil, white as ashes, grasped it, and ex- claimed : — "A cab directly, Malmsey. My poor father !" He handed the card to Greville, and tmiied to the window., Greville read : — ** The Earl has had a bad fall from his horse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Oh, there's some myster}^ in all this.
These things cannot be hers — she's almost a child. She wears no rouge ; and as for her teeth — little pearls ! — that odious great fang would not match them." " Oh, I don't know that ; women make wj) Avonderfully now-a-days. And I, so afraid that Malvoisin should see her. Why, from this note, I should say he's her lover — a little, artful, impudent minx ; with her coy airs. A regular do !" " I cannot make it out," said Henry Gre- ville ; " but if ever t...ruth, purity, and inno- cence were " "Put on," said Cecil. "But I'll pay her out ! I'll find her out, too, to-morroAV !" Alas! we talk of to-morrow, and per- haps to-night may be heavy witli thimder- bolts.
The butler came in very pale, with a 136 THE DAILY GOVERNESS.
message that had just come by the electric telegraph in his hand.
Cecil, white as ashes, grasped it, and ex- claimed : — "A cab directly, Malmsey. My poor father !" He handed the card to Greville, and tmiied to the window., Greville read : — ** The Earl has had a bad fall from his horse.
What to read after The Daily Governess : Or, Self-Dependence 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smythies, Harriet Maria Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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