The Englishman : a Novel. in Six Volumes V. 4
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I am not one of them ; xvhatever are my foibles, he has not been successful; \\\% anodynes ir- <; 2 ritate 124 TUP ENGLISHMAN. ritate in place of soothing me; thus you see he is fallible.'' '^ Aye, you, as Weybridfre says, you are an oddity^ a pattern man ; yor. wil] be de- serted in a year or two, shunned as a nson- ster of excellence,** and tapping our hero with her fan, she quitted her seat, and join- ed lady Tadcaster. " That lady is a warm defender in a bad cause,*' said the colonel. '' I suppose she is a very distinguished fashionable." At this juncture the smiling Cowslip made her appearance, and throwing herself upon a seat by our hero, she played ofif a thousand attitudes, all equally meant to charm'. " How singular it looks to see you sit still all the evening!'* said she; '' I de- clare, Mr. Wentworth, the girls are laugh- ing at you ; Miss Parsloe has just been des- cribing you to Mrs. Tibbits with such hu- mour, that I was forced to join her. Pray forgive me — I am a great rattle/* and she threw asupplicatingglance towards our hero.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am not one of them ; xvhatever are my foibles, he has not been successful; \\\% anodynes ir- <; 2 ritate 124 TUP ENGLISHMAN. ritate in place of soothing me; thus you see he is fallible.'' '^ Aye, you, as Weybridfre says, you are an oddity^ a pattern man ; yor. wil] be de- serted in a year or two, shunned as a nson- ster of excellence,** and tapping our hero with her fan, she quitted her seat, and join- ed lady Tadcaster. " That lady is a warm defender in a bad cause,*' said the colonel. '' I suppose she is a very distinguished fashionable." At this juncture the smiling Cowslip made her appearance, and throwing herself upon a seat by our hero, she played ofif a thousand attitudes, all equally meant to charm'. " How singular it looks to see you sit still all the evening!'* said she; '' I de- clare, Mr. Wentworth, the girls are laugh- ing at you ; Miss Parsloe has just been des- cribing you to Mrs. Tibbits with such hu- mour, that I was forced to join her. Pray forgive me — I am a great rattle/* and she threw asupplicatingglance towards our hero.
What to read after The Englishman : a Novel. in Six Volumes V. 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Byron, Medora Gordon to read online
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