The Davenels Or a Campaign of Fashion in Dublin
The Davenels Or a Campaign of Fashion in Dublin
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" " To the Lady Emily Wykeham, " There was nothing in this note which had not its foundation in truth : every thing, in fact, was true, but the motive ; not that truth, in the abstract, was any particular favourite with Lady Hortensia, but she had that sense of honour, which is keenly alive to the disgrace of being found out. She prided herself, therefore, that if the note should lie open on Lady Emily's table, for the benefit of all who might come in, she could stick to the letter of it, and b...e safe from detection. O, for Mrs. Mardyn's vulgar hardihood of soul ! how little she would have regarded such minute possibilities. The Peer- age, neatly packed in paper, was returned by 90 THE DAVENELS.
Lady Hortensia's messenger ; and opening it, and beginning at St. Alban's, she had not far to go ere she found St. Evremond, English duke, forming a voluminous page in the English peerage.
ST. EVREMOND, ENGLISH DUKE.
VILLIERS.
3rd Duke or St. Evremond 1743 ; 6th Earl Villien 1630 ; Baron and Vlicoont Villien 1021.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " To the Lady Emily Wykeham, " There was nothing in this note which had not its foundation in truth : every thing, in fact, was true, but the motive ; not that truth, in the abstract, was any particular favourite with Lady Hortensia, but she had that sense of honour, which is keenly alive to the disgrace of being found out. She prided herself, therefore, that if the note should lie open on Lady Emily's table, for the benefit of all who might come in, she could stick to the letter of it, and b...e safe from detection. O, for Mrs. Mardyn's vulgar hardihood of soul ! how little she would have regarded such minute possibilities. The Peer- age, neatly packed in paper, was returned by 90 THE DAVENELS.
Lady Hortensia's messenger ; and opening it, and beginning at St. Alban's, she had not far to go ere she found St. Evremond, English duke, forming a voluminous page in the English peerage.
ST. EVREMOND, ENGLISH DUKE.
VILLIERS.
3rd Duke or St. Evremond 1743 ; 6th Earl Villien 1630 ; Baron and Vlicoont Villien 1021.
What to read after The Davenels Or a Campaign of Fashion in Dublin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by King Basil to read onlineMoreLess
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