The Mating of Lydia
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Melrose. Will you give metwenty minutes' conversation on some important business?" "Excuse me!" he said with a profound bow, and a motion of the lefthand toward the stick on which he supported himself--"or rather myinfirmities. " Victoria's hand dropped.
His glittering eyes surveyed her. Dixon approached him holding out atelegram.
"Allow me, " said Melrose, as he tore open the envelope and perusedthe message. "Ah! I thought so! You were mistaken, Lady Tatham--foranother visitor--one of those fo...reign fellows who waste so much ofmy time--coming to see a few little things of mine. Shut the door, Dixon--the man has missed his train. Now, Lady Tatham!--you have somebusiness to discuss with me. Kindly step this way. " He turned toward the gallery. Victoria followed, and Dixon was left inthe hall, staring after them in a helpless astonishment.
The gallery lit by hanging lamps made a swift impression of splendidspace and colour on Lady Tatham as she passed through it in Melrose'swake. He led the way without a word, till he reached the door of his ownroom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Melrose. Will you give metwenty minutes' conversation on some important business?" "Excuse me!" he said with a profound bow, and a motion of the lefthand toward the stick on which he supported himself--"or rather myinfirmities. " Victoria's hand dropped.
His glittering eyes surveyed her. Dixon approached him holding out atelegram.
"Allow me, " said Melrose, as he tore open the envelope and perusedthe message. "Ah! I thought so! You were mistaken, Lady Tatham--foranother visitor--one of those fo...reign fellows who waste so much ofmy time--coming to see a few little things of mine. Shut the door, Dixon--the man has missed his train. Now, Lady Tatham!--you have somebusiness to discuss with me. Kindly step this way. " He turned toward the gallery. Victoria followed, and Dixon was left inthe hall, staring after them in a helpless astonishment.
The gallery lit by hanging lamps made a swift impression of splendidspace and colour on Lady Tatham as she passed through it in Melrose'swake. He led the way without a word, till he reached the door of his ownroom.
What to read after The Mating of Lydia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Humphry Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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