The Golden Fleece
The Golden Fleece
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" ' The school is of more importance than the silver arrow, " replied Philomel; "and to save it from being broken up might do as much for the ladies of Thwayte as caiTying off a prize from all the archers in England. " " By-the-bye, is Mr. Latour to be at the meet- ing?" inquired Miss Eccles of Philomel Lamb.
The question was a simple one, but it was accom- panied with a knowing, inquisitive look ; and it certainly heightened the colour on the cheek of the village maiden. The blue eyes sank, pe...rhaps because, for some reason or other, all the other eyes in the room were turned towards her.
" I don't know — probably — I'm not sure, " re- plied the young lady.
" But I am sure, " replied Miss Delia Langton. " Mr. Latour told me that he would certainly be present, and shoot ; no doubt he'll carry off the gentlemen's prize, for we've no other such archer in the county. " Perhaps it was only fancy that made Philomel detect a slight emphasis on the first personal pro- 34 LADIES IN COUNCIL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" ' The school is of more importance than the silver arrow, " replied Philomel; "and to save it from being broken up might do as much for the ladies of Thwayte as caiTying off a prize from all the archers in England. " " By-the-bye, is Mr. Latour to be at the meet- ing?" inquired Miss Eccles of Philomel Lamb.
The question was a simple one, but it was accom- panied with a knowing, inquisitive look ; and it certainly heightened the colour on the cheek of the village maiden. The blue eyes sank, pe...rhaps because, for some reason or other, all the other eyes in the room were turned towards her.
" I don't know — probably — I'm not sure, " re- plied the young lady.
" But I am sure, " replied Miss Delia Langton. " Mr. Latour told me that he would certainly be present, and shoot ; no doubt he'll carry off the gentlemen's prize, for we've no other such archer in the county. " Perhaps it was only fancy that made Philomel detect a slight emphasis on the first personal pro- 34 LADIES IN COUNCIL.
What to read after The Golden Fleece?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A. L. O. E. to read onlineMoreLess
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