The Lost Dahlia
The Lost Dahlia
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John turned pale atthe thought. The beautiful story of the Falcon, in Boccaccio, which theyoung knight killed to regale his mistress, or the still more tragicalhistory of Couci, who minced his rival's heart, and served it up to hiswife, could not have affected him more deeply. We grieved over our lostdahlia, as if it had been a thing of life.
Grieving, however, would not repair our loss; and we determined, as theonly chance of becoming again possessed of this beautiful flower, to visit, as soon... as the dahlia season began, all the celebratedcollections in the neighbourhood, especially all those from which therewas any chance of our having procured the root which had so mysteriouslyvanished.
Early in September, I set forth on my voyage of discovery--my voyages, I ought to say; for every day I and my pony-phaeton made our way towhatever garden within our reach bore a sufficiently high character tobe suspected of harbouring the good Dahlia Phoebus.
Monday we called at Lady A. 's; Tuesday at General B's; Wednesday at SirJohn C's; Thursday at Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John turned pale atthe thought. The beautiful story of the Falcon, in Boccaccio, which theyoung knight killed to regale his mistress, or the still more tragicalhistory of Couci, who minced his rival's heart, and served it up to hiswife, could not have affected him more deeply. We grieved over our lostdahlia, as if it had been a thing of life.
Grieving, however, would not repair our loss; and we determined, as theonly chance of becoming again possessed of this beautiful flower, to visit, as soon... as the dahlia season began, all the celebratedcollections in the neighbourhood, especially all those from which therewas any chance of our having procured the root which had so mysteriouslyvanished.
Early in September, I set forth on my voyage of discovery--my voyages, I ought to say; for every day I and my pony-phaeton made our way towhatever garden within our reach bore a sufficiently high character tobe suspected of harbouring the good Dahlia Phoebus.
Monday we called at Lady A. 's; Tuesday at General B's; Wednesday at SirJohn C's; Thursday at Mrs.
What to read after The Lost Dahlia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitford, Mary Russell, 1787-1855 to read onlineMoreLess
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