The Lady Herbert's Gentlewomen 2
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Pounce, how best your master's agents — myself amongst the number — can entrap Ruthven into a libel against the State, so as to meet due reward at Tyburn!" At this crisis, and probably to ward off a quarrel between these men — for as a general rule she was a niggard in giving — Miss Fogg suggested a taste of " strong waters ; " and, neither of her visitors dissenting, she opened the door into the dim old gallery, and adjourning to a certain closet therein, brought forth the favourite compound. ...Then, returning without fully closing the door, she set down the bottle on the table, and 229 began a search for glasses. She was doing this when Tickle, who had ceased conversing with the valet, said abruptly, " I've some news for you, old girl." Miss Fogg, still continuing her search, made no answer.
"Why, your little rival, Jill," he continued, " hath met with fairy Fortune. The brother and sister of the great Dr. Mead have taken a fancy to her prettiness and lovely voice ; and have hired Carestini, the Italian, and Madam Bligh, to give her lessons in singing and the harpsichord.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pounce, how best your master's agents — myself amongst the number — can entrap Ruthven into a libel against the State, so as to meet due reward at Tyburn!" At this crisis, and probably to ward off a quarrel between these men — for as a general rule she was a niggard in giving — Miss Fogg suggested a taste of " strong waters ; " and, neither of her visitors dissenting, she opened the door into the dim old gallery, and adjourning to a certain closet therein, brought forth the favourite compound. ...Then, returning without fully closing the door, she set down the bottle on the table, and 229 began a search for glasses. She was doing this when Tickle, who had ceased conversing with the valet, said abruptly, " I've some news for you, old girl." Miss Fogg, still continuing her search, made no answer.
"Why, your little rival, Jill," he continued, " hath met with fairy Fortune. The brother and sister of the great Dr. Mead have taken a fancy to her prettiness and lovely voice ; and have hired Carestini, the Italian, and Madam Bligh, to give her lessons in singing and the harpsichord.
What to read after The Lady Herbert's Gentlewomen 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliza Meteyard to read onlineMoreLess
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