The Dramatic Works of St John Hankin volume 2
The Dramatic Works of St John Hankin volume 2
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The intense seriousness with which she has been talking to her sister disappears in an instatit, and instead you have the charming hostess, without a care in the world, only thinking of welcoming her guest and making her comfortable. It is a triumph of pluck — and breeding. ] Butler. Lady Mabel Venning.
Mrs. Cassilis [rising]. Ah, Mabel dear, how are you ? [Kisses her. ] You've ridden over ? But you're going to stay here, you know. Haven't you brought your things r" Mabel. Mamma is sending them... after me. It was such a perfect morning for a ride. How do you do, Lady Marchmont ? [Shaking hands.
Mrs. Cassilis. That's right. Watson, tell them to take Lady Mabel's horse round to the stables. She will keep it here while she is with us. [To Mabel. ] Then you'll be able to ride every day with Geoffrey. [To Lady Marchmont. ] Poor Ethel doesn't ride. Isn't it unfortunate ?
Lady Marchmont. Very !
Mrs. Cassilis. She and Geoffrey are down at the strawberry bed spoiling their appetites for luncheon.
What to read after The Dramatic Works of St John Hankin volume 2?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The intense seriousness with which she has been talking to her sister disappears in an instatit, and instead you have the charming hostess, without a care in the world, only thinking of welcoming her guest and making her comfortable. It is a triumph of pluck — and breeding. ] Butler. Lady Mabel Venning.
Mrs. Cassilis [rising]. Ah, Mabel dear, how are you ? [Kisses her. ] You've ridden over ? But you're going to stay here, you know. Haven't you brought your things r" Mabel. Mamma is sending them... after me. It was such a perfect morning for a ride. How do you do, Lady Marchmont ? [Shaking hands.
Mrs. Cassilis. That's right. Watson, tell them to take Lady Mabel's horse round to the stables. She will keep it here while she is with us. [To Mabel. ] Then you'll be able to ride every day with Geoffrey. [To Lady Marchmont. ] Poor Ethel doesn't ride. Isn't it unfortunate ?
Lady Marchmont. Very !
Mrs. Cassilis. She and Geoffrey are down at the strawberry bed spoiling their appetites for luncheon.
What to read after The Dramatic Works of St John Hankin volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by St John Emile Clavering Hankin to read onlineMoreLess
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