The Involuntary Chaperon
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" 255 THE INVOLUNTARY CHAPERON They evidently expected me to strike an attitude and bid him begone. Instead, I shook hands with him and ordered tea, after which I told him very quietly that I could not receive him without Mr. Ames' permission, as Berenice was in her uncle's care, not in mine, and suggested that he see Mr. Ames and try to fix up some sort of a truce.
He was inclined to show his teeth a little at this, but Berenice assured him very earnestly that I would do all I could to insure ...fair play for them thank Heaven, I have at least succeeded in winning her affection and confidence, though I have accom plished mighty little else! and he finally took him self off to find Uncle Beverley.
Naturally, that gentleman pranced in within the hour, fuming and foaming, but I caught him in the patio and had a heart-to-heart talk with him before he saw Berenice, during which I beat it into him that if he made one more scene like the one we had in Santiago, Berenice would run away with Gaves- ton in spite of us, and that I shouldn't particularly blame her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 255 THE INVOLUNTARY CHAPERON They evidently expected me to strike an attitude and bid him begone. Instead, I shook hands with him and ordered tea, after which I told him very quietly that I could not receive him without Mr. Ames' permission, as Berenice was in her uncle's care, not in mine, and suggested that he see Mr. Ames and try to fix up some sort of a truce.
He was inclined to show his teeth a little at this, but Berenice assured him very earnestly that I would do all I could to insure ...fair play for them thank Heaven, I have at least succeeded in winning her affection and confidence, though I have accom plished mighty little else! and he finally took him self off to find Uncle Beverley.
Naturally, that gentleman pranced in within the hour, fuming and foaming, but I caught him in the patio and had a heart-to-heart talk with him before he saw Berenice, during which I beat it into him that if he made one more scene like the one we had in Santiago, Berenice would run away with Gaves- ton in spite of us, and that I shouldn't particularly blame her.
What to read after The Involuntary Chaperon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Cameron to read onlineMoreLess
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