The Massarenes
The Massarenes
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How neat I handled him. Gad, if he didn't blush like a girl ! " And Cocky stepped lightly down Park Lane to Hamil- ton Place and entered the Bachelors Club " fancying him- self very much," as he would have expressed it ; and quite aware that his strategy would end sooner or later in an iuterview more or less agreeable to his interests between his own lawyers and those of his brother-in-law.
838 THE MASSABENE8.
CHAPTER XIX.
It was another wet and chilly Easter in another year, and the town had j...ust begun to fill after the recess, when one morning after luncheon the good Duke of Otterbourne, as his county called him, riding down the Kensington high road, was thrown from his horse, between whose forelegs a bicycle had staggered and fallen. The boy on the bicycle was but scarcely bruised ; the Duke was carried insensible to the nearest pharmacy and never rallied. By four o'clock he was dead ; and many persons, men and women, old and young, gentle and simple, felt their eyes wet as the news of his death circulated through the Park and streets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How neat I handled him. Gad, if he didn't blush like a girl ! " And Cocky stepped lightly down Park Lane to Hamil- ton Place and entered the Bachelors Club " fancying him- self very much," as he would have expressed it ; and quite aware that his strategy would end sooner or later in an iuterview more or less agreeable to his interests between his own lawyers and those of his brother-in-law.
838 THE MASSABENE8.
CHAPTER XIX.
It was another wet and chilly Easter in another year, and the town had j...ust begun to fill after the recess, when one morning after luncheon the good Duke of Otterbourne, as his county called him, riding down the Kensington high road, was thrown from his horse, between whose forelegs a bicycle had staggered and fallen. The boy on the bicycle was but scarcely bruised ; the Duke was carried insensible to the nearest pharmacy and never rallied. By four o'clock he was dead ; and many persons, men and women, old and young, gentle and simple, felt their eyes wet as the news of his death circulated through the Park and streets.
What to read after The Massarenes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ouida, 1839-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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