The Lock And Key Library
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It was all redecorated andrefurnished to receive her (monsieur should have seen it before, a mere_rendezvous-de-chasse_--for the matter of that so were all the countryhouses in these parts). Ah, that was the good time! There were visitsmonth after month; parties, sleighing, dancing, trips to St. Petersburgand Vienna. But this year it seemed they were to have nothing but boarsand wolves. How madame could stand it--well, it was not for him tospeak--and heaving a deep sigh he delicately inserted m...y white tie roundmy collar, and with a flourish twisted it into an irreproachable bowbeneath my chin. I did not think it right to cross-examine the willingtalker any further, especially as, despite his last asseveration, therewere evidently volumes he still wished to pour forth; but I confess that, as I made my way slowly out of my room along the noiseless length ofpassage, I was conscious of an unwonted, not to say vulgar, curiosityconcerning the woman who had captivated such a man as the Baron Kossowski.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was all redecorated andrefurnished to receive her (monsieur should have seen it before, a mere_rendezvous-de-chasse_--for the matter of that so were all the countryhouses in these parts). Ah, that was the good time! There were visitsmonth after month; parties, sleighing, dancing, trips to St. Petersburgand Vienna. But this year it seemed they were to have nothing but boarsand wolves. How madame could stand it--well, it was not for him tospeak--and heaving a deep sigh he delicately inserted m...y white tie roundmy collar, and with a flourish twisted it into an irreproachable bowbeneath my chin. I did not think it right to cross-examine the willingtalker any further, especially as, despite his last asseveration, therewere evidently volumes he still wished to pour forth; but I confess that, as I made my way slowly out of my room along the noiseless length ofpassage, I was conscious of an unwonted, not to say vulgar, curiosityconcerning the woman who had captivated such a man as the Baron Kossowski.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Castle Egerton to read onlineMoreLess
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