The Landlord At Lion's Head — volume 1
The Landlord At Lion's Head — volume 1
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Whitwell stood at thefoot of the flag-staff with one hand staying his person against it, likea figure posed in a photograph to verify proportions in the differentfeatures of a prospect.
The heroine of the unhappy affair of the picnic could not forbearauthorizing herself to invoke his opinion at a certain point of thedebate, and "Mr. Whitwell, " she called to him, "won't you please comehere a moment?" Whitwell slowly pulled himself across the grass to the group, and at thesame moment, as if she ...had been waiting for him to be present, Mrs. Durgin came out of the office door and advanced toward the ladies.
"Mrs. Marven, " she said, with the stony passivity which the ladies usedto note in her when they came over to Lion's Head Farm in the tally-hos, "the stage leaves here at two o'clock to get the down train at three. Iwant you should have your trunks ready to go on the wagon a little beforetwo. " "You want I should have my--What do you mean, Mrs. Durgin?" "I want your rooms. " "You want my rooms?" Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whitwell stood at thefoot of the flag-staff with one hand staying his person against it, likea figure posed in a photograph to verify proportions in the differentfeatures of a prospect.
The heroine of the unhappy affair of the picnic could not forbearauthorizing herself to invoke his opinion at a certain point of thedebate, and "Mr. Whitwell, " she called to him, "won't you please comehere a moment?" Whitwell slowly pulled himself across the grass to the group, and at thesame moment, as if she ...had been waiting for him to be present, Mrs. Durgin came out of the office door and advanced toward the ladies.
"Mrs. Marven, " she said, with the stony passivity which the ladies usedto note in her when they came over to Lion's Head Farm in the tally-hos, "the stage leaves here at two o'clock to get the down train at three. Iwant you should have your trunks ready to go on the wagon a little beforetwo. " "You want I should have my--What do you mean, Mrs. Durgin?" "I want your rooms. " "You want my rooms?" Mrs.
What to read after The Landlord At Lion's Head — volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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