The Englishman : a Novel. in Six Volumes V. 3
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" Wentworth," resumed Mr. Hopkins; " he is a monstrous well-spoken young man, not one of your high-flyers, as I call the blades at the west end; I fear he is not long for this world." " Sir," said Amelia, in haste, " what makes you think so ?" and she blushed at her own eagerness.
" Why, he locks consumptive," con- tinued the deputy. " Can you tell me if he belongs to the Wentworths of Adder- field r " I really cannot say, sir ; I have known him only a short time; he was a visitor at Mrs. Marnl...ey's ; but till I saw him here, I was a stranger to his acquaintance with Mr. Carberry." " I am sure he loves you," whispered Jemima in the ear of our heroine, " let your acquaintance be ever so short." "Oh THE ENGLISHMAN*. 135 " Oh no, indeed you are mistaken," said Amelia.
Mrs. Hopkins turned an inquisitive eye upon her guest. " If you are prudent, Miss," said she,
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Wentworth," resumed Mr. Hopkins; " he is a monstrous well-spoken young man, not one of your high-flyers, as I call the blades at the west end; I fear he is not long for this world." " Sir," said Amelia, in haste, " what makes you think so ?" and she blushed at her own eagerness.
" Why, he locks consumptive," con- tinued the deputy. " Can you tell me if he belongs to the Wentworths of Adder- field r " I really cannot say, sir ; I have known him only a short time; he was a visitor at Mrs. Marnl...ey's ; but till I saw him here, I was a stranger to his acquaintance with Mr. Carberry." " I am sure he loves you," whispered Jemima in the ear of our heroine, " let your acquaintance be ever so short." "Oh THE ENGLISHMAN*. 135 " Oh no, indeed you are mistaken," said Amelia.
Mrs. Hopkins turned an inquisitive eye upon her guest. " If you are prudent, Miss," said she,
What to read after The Englishman : a Novel. in Six Volumes V. 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Byron, Medora Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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