The Novels of Charles Lever
The Novels of Charles Lever
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Look at her remarking, — I see, she's remarking on the weeds over the beds, and the smashed paling. She 's laughing too! Oh, to be sure, it 's fine laugh- ing at people that 's poor; and she might know something of that same herself. I know who the man is now. That 's the Colonel, who came to the ' Fisherman's Home ' on the night of the accident" "It would seem we are to hold a levee to-day," said Polly, giving a very fleeting glance at herself in the glass. And now a knock came to the door, an...d the man who acted gar- dener and car-driver and valet to the doctor announced that Miss Barrington and Colonel Hunter were below.
"Show them up," said Dill, with the peremptoi7 voice of one ordering a very usual event, and intentionally loud enough to be heard below staira.
If Polly's last parting with Miss Barrington gave little promise of pleasure to their next meeting, the first look she caught of the old lady on entering the room dispelled all uneasiness on that score. Miss Dinah entered with a pleasing smile, and presented her friend.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Look at her remarking, — I see, she's remarking on the weeds over the beds, and the smashed paling. She 's laughing too! Oh, to be sure, it 's fine laugh- ing at people that 's poor; and she might know something of that same herself. I know who the man is now. That 's the Colonel, who came to the ' Fisherman's Home ' on the night of the accident" "It would seem we are to hold a levee to-day," said Polly, giving a very fleeting glance at herself in the glass. And now a knock came to the door, an...d the man who acted gar- dener and car-driver and valet to the doctor announced that Miss Barrington and Colonel Hunter were below.
"Show them up," said Dill, with the peremptoi7 voice of one ordering a very usual event, and intentionally loud enough to be heard below staira.
If Polly's last parting with Miss Barrington gave little promise of pleasure to their next meeting, the first look she caught of the old lady on entering the room dispelled all uneasiness on that score. Miss Dinah entered with a pleasing smile, and presented her friend.
What to read after The Novels of Charles Lever?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lang Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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