The Pomp of the Lavilettes, volume 1
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"Yes, " he said, with a dry little laugh. Then, after a moment, with the half-abstractedmanner of a man who is recalling a long-forgotten scene, he added: "Ilived in the North Tower, looking out on Farcalladen Moor. When I wasn'triding to the hounds myself I could see them crossing to or from themeet. The River Stavely ran between; and just under the window of theNorth Tower is the prettiest copse you ever saw. That was from one sideof the tower. From the other side you looked into the court-ya...rd. As aboy, I liked the court-yard just as well as the moor; for the pigeons, the sparrows, the horses and the dogs were all there. As a man, I likedthe moor better. Well, I had jolly good times in Castle Stavely--onceupon a time. " "Yet, you like our kitchen!" she again urged, in a mazeof wonderment.
"I like everything here, " he answered; "everything--everything, youunderstand!" he said, looking meaningly into her eyes.
"Then you'll like the wedding--Sophie's wedding, " she answered, in alittle confusion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Yes, " he said, with a dry little laugh. Then, after a moment, with the half-abstractedmanner of a man who is recalling a long-forgotten scene, he added: "Ilived in the North Tower, looking out on Farcalladen Moor. When I wasn'triding to the hounds myself I could see them crossing to or from themeet. The River Stavely ran between; and just under the window of theNorth Tower is the prettiest copse you ever saw. That was from one sideof the tower. From the other side you looked into the court-ya...rd. As aboy, I liked the court-yard just as well as the moor; for the pigeons, the sparrows, the horses and the dogs were all there. As a man, I likedthe moor better. Well, I had jolly good times in Castle Stavely--onceupon a time. " "Yet, you like our kitchen!" she again urged, in a mazeof wonderment.
"I like everything here, " he answered; "everything--everything, youunderstand!" he said, looking meaningly into her eyes.
"Then you'll like the wedding--Sophie's wedding, " she answered, in alittle confusion.
What to read after The Pomp of the Lavilettes, volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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