The Greater Glory: a Story of High Life, volume 1
The Greater Glory: a Story of High Life, volume 1
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But, perhaps it were better to abandon the whole thing. These Court cliques are terrible in their dead-set/ against a new-comer. They are merciless." "What?" cried the Countess, leaning on one brown, jewelled arm. Then she added in softest scorn: "Coward!" "Oh yes, it is easy enough for you to speak. You haven't got to face them! You simply stop at home and say: *Make a great lady of me!'" "Already?" she went on. "Three weeks of failure after six years of struggle. Coward, Coward, Coward!" She ...leaped to her feet with the last words, her eyes flashing. "Yes," she said, "I am going to be a great lady. I have paid for it. And I again say: Go and make a great lady of me. Go!" Then, suddenly, she laughed, and threw herself back on the sofa. "You should have studied poultry-fancying in your youth, my lord Comptroller," she said "We must get Reinout some pigeons, pretty innocent • things. My uncle de Cachenard " "Ah, spare me your uncle de Cachenard," he said angrily, and walked from the room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, perhaps it were better to abandon the whole thing. These Court cliques are terrible in their dead-set/ against a new-comer. They are merciless." "What?" cried the Countess, leaning on one brown, jewelled arm. Then she added in softest scorn: "Coward!" "Oh yes, it is easy enough for you to speak. You haven't got to face them! You simply stop at home and say: *Make a great lady of me!'" "Already?" she went on. "Three weeks of failure after six years of struggle. Coward, Coward, Coward!" She ...leaped to her feet with the last words, her eyes flashing. "Yes," she said, "I am going to be a great lady. I have paid for it. And I again say: Go and make a great lady of me. Go!" Then, suddenly, she laughed, and threw herself back on the sofa. "You should have studied poultry-fancying in your youth, my lord Comptroller," she said "We must get Reinout some pigeons, pretty innocent • things. My uncle de Cachenard " "Ah, spare me your uncle de Cachenard," he said angrily, and walked from the room.
What to read after The Greater Glory: a Story of High Life, volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maartens, Maarten, 1858-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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