The Parson's Daughter 3
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hall and ante-room, proclaimed that many of the refreshers had arrived.
The scene in the drawing-rooms was as gay as such scenes usually are, and, no doubt, to four or five couple of hearts in the party, every thing seemed very delightful. The rooms were well lighted, and prettily arranged, and if there had been two or three hundred people more, would have been almost brilliant.
The party was just too large to be sociable, and much too small to be easy. Dancing, which began a little after ten, ...broke the formality, and thawed the English coldness, which stif- fened most of the visiters. There was a sprinkling of rural beauty, and one or two " Almack's'' faces, looking fresher and brighter than they were wont to appear towards the end of a London season. The officers of a crack Hussar regiment quartered in the adjacent town, tipped and tufted, made the floors clatter with their arms and accoutrements, and before eleven the intellectual part of the company were in full motion.
The scene grew livelier as the evening wore on, and George, who had for a moment thrown himself into a huge comfortable chair, contem- THE parson's daughter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
hall and ante-room, proclaimed that many of the refreshers had arrived.
The scene in the drawing-rooms was as gay as such scenes usually are, and, no doubt, to four or five couple of hearts in the party, every thing seemed very delightful. The rooms were well lighted, and prettily arranged, and if there had been two or three hundred people more, would have been almost brilliant.
The party was just too large to be sociable, and much too small to be easy. Dancing, which began a little after ten, ...broke the formality, and thawed the English coldness, which stif- fened most of the visiters. There was a sprinkling of rural beauty, and one or two " Almack's'' faces, looking fresher and brighter than they were wont to appear towards the end of a London season. The officers of a crack Hussar regiment quartered in the adjacent town, tipped and tufted, made the floors clatter with their arms and accoutrements, and before eleven the intellectual part of the company were in full motion.
The scene grew livelier as the evening wore on, and George, who had for a moment thrown himself into a huge comfortable chair, contem- THE parson's daughter.
What to read after The Parson's Daughter 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Edward Hook to read onlineMoreLess
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