The Englishwoman. a Novel V. 1
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The earl, ■vvho had passed many years abroad, expressed high satisfaction at the meeting. — In short, Selina, a few days be- fore we quitted Bath, he offered me his hand. I [e\t no preference for this w^orthy man, therefore declined the honour. Sir Eldred and my mother were disappointed, but they forbore to press the subject; while I, for the first time in my l.ife, thought contrary to them, and abided by my own opinion.
'' As our carriages were at the door next morning, the earl made his appea...rance.
He looked out of spirits, and disconcerted.
— ' I see disappointment is to be mine,' said the earl ; * hut you will allow me to visit in Grosvenor-square, lady Mary r* ' I am not mistress there/ said I; ' yet I will venture to say^ you must be welcome^ my lord/ ' Thank you/ said he. * i did not ask 160 THE ENGLISHWOMAN.
my excellent friends here; I was aGsured of their permission.* Turning gaily to my mo- ther, he said — ' Beware how you introduce lady Mary to the insidious Asgill, who has arrived laden with graces.* ' Ah, is my dear lady Asgill in England?' said my mother; ' how I rejoice !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The earl, ■vvho had passed many years abroad, expressed high satisfaction at the meeting. — In short, Selina, a few days be- fore we quitted Bath, he offered me his hand. I [e\t no preference for this w^orthy man, therefore declined the honour. Sir Eldred and my mother were disappointed, but they forbore to press the subject; while I, for the first time in my l.ife, thought contrary to them, and abided by my own opinion.
'' As our carriages were at the door next morning, the earl made his appea...rance.
He looked out of spirits, and disconcerted.
— ' I see disappointment is to be mine,' said the earl ; * hut you will allow me to visit in Grosvenor-square, lady Mary r* ' I am not mistress there/ said I; ' yet I will venture to say^ you must be welcome^ my lord/ ' Thank you/ said he. * i did not ask 160 THE ENGLISHWOMAN.
my excellent friends here; I was aGsured of their permission.* Turning gaily to my mo- ther, he said — ' Beware how you introduce lady Mary to the insidious Asgill, who has arrived laden with graces.* ' Ah, is my dear lady Asgill in England?' said my mother; ' how I rejoice !
What to read after The Englishwoman. a Novel V. 1?
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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