The Diadem a Souvenier for the Drawing Room And Parlor And Gift book for All S
The Diadem a Souvenier for the Drawing Room And Parlor And Gift book for All S
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With Alfred, to tliink and to act were almost simultaneous ; and once attracted by the fair and stately Helen B, it took him but another moment to get an introduction, and demand her hand in the dance. Frequently, during the evening, he was by her side ; and more than once he " led her through the glittering throng. " The glow of a summer's morning was abroad ere the music had ceased and the dance was done, and Alfred returned to his chambers in College amidst the raillery of his young compan- ...ions, with whom he was an especial favorite, who eacli and all declared that Fitzallen had positively lost his lieart.
Days passed away, and every time they met the jest was renewed ; and whenever the friends chanced to sup together, Helen's health was drank with all the honors, and Alfred called upon by many a merry voice to return thanks for his lovely enslaver.
Thus were the topic and the raillery kept up for some time, when, one morning, a neatly-folded and delicately- written billet was placed in the hands of Fitzallen, and, on opening it, what was his astonishment to find it bore the signature of Helen B, and contained a rcqucsi for the loan of a particular work, from a certain library to which he had free access, with instructions to have the volume left at Street, till called for.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With Alfred, to tliink and to act were almost simultaneous ; and once attracted by the fair and stately Helen B, it took him but another moment to get an introduction, and demand her hand in the dance. Frequently, during the evening, he was by her side ; and more than once he " led her through the glittering throng. " The glow of a summer's morning was abroad ere the music had ceased and the dance was done, and Alfred returned to his chambers in College amidst the raillery of his young compan- ...ions, with whom he was an especial favorite, who eacli and all declared that Fitzallen had positively lost his lieart.
Days passed away, and every time they met the jest was renewed ; and whenever the friends chanced to sup together, Helen's health was drank with all the honors, and Alfred called upon by many a merry voice to return thanks for his lovely enslaver.
Thus were the topic and the raillery kept up for some time, when, one morning, a neatly-folded and delicately- written billet was placed in the hands of Fitzallen, and, on opening it, what was his astonishment to find it bore the signature of Helen B, and contained a rcqucsi for the loan of a particular work, from a certain library to which he had free access, with instructions to have the volume left at Street, till called for.
What to read after The Diadem a Souvenier for the Drawing Room And Parlor And Gift book for All S?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emily Percival to read onlineMoreLess
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