The Earl's Daughter 1-2
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Lord Rutherford thinks he is not anxious ; poor man ! " Lord Erlsmere said, " Poor man ! " also ; but with a very different feeling from Mrs. Cuthbert Grey.
Blanche appeared at the luncheon-table, looking so like ]i«?r usual self, so bright and simple and happy, that even Mrs. Cuthbert Grey did not see any cause for pity. Lord Rutherford took real pains to an- nounce Mr. Somers' opinion. Lady Blanche was not well, certainly, she was delicate, and required care ; she had been rather imprudent, a...nd must make up her mind not to be out late, and not to sit up at night ; she must take strengthening things; "in short, she is to be treated as an invalid for the present, to keep her quiet," he added with a smile, and with this dictum all were satisfied, and all went their own way.
Blanche went hers ; it was to her own room : she did not feel as others tliought she felt ; yet it was not easy to complain, when there was little de- finite to complain of, beyond a sore throat, which any person might have, and a sense of languor and weakness which might be more indolence than any- 88 THE earl's daughter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lord Rutherford thinks he is not anxious ; poor man ! " Lord Erlsmere said, " Poor man ! " also ; but with a very different feeling from Mrs. Cuthbert Grey.
Blanche appeared at the luncheon-table, looking so like ]i«?r usual self, so bright and simple and happy, that even Mrs. Cuthbert Grey did not see any cause for pity. Lord Rutherford took real pains to an- nounce Mr. Somers' opinion. Lady Blanche was not well, certainly, she was delicate, and required care ; she had been rather imprudent, a...nd must make up her mind not to be out late, and not to sit up at night ; she must take strengthening things; "in short, she is to be treated as an invalid for the present, to keep her quiet," he added with a smile, and with this dictum all were satisfied, and all went their own way.
Blanche went hers ; it was to her own room : she did not feel as others tliought she felt ; yet it was not easy to complain, when there was little de- finite to complain of, beyond a sore throat, which any person might have, and a sense of languor and weakness which might be more indolence than any- 88 THE earl's daughter.
What to read after The Earl's Daughter 1-2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Sewell to read onlineMoreLess
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