The Prey of the Gods : a Novel 2
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She has but just congratulated herself on her good fortune, when upon returning to her hotel one day, she hears that he has THE BRIDEGROOM ELECT. 163 called during her absence, and been received by Daisy, who is eloquent on the subject of " dear Auberon's ' kindness and generosity (evidenced by the production of a large wax doll, which he has brought her from the Soho Bazaar) ; when Sir Lyster rushes in, with an invitation to dinner at the Slades', and desires her to write an immediate accep- t...ance for both of them.
She is very loath to do so, for she guesses from the date, that the party will be a large one ; and has no hope that from such an assemblage, the bride elect will be excluded.
So she pleads everything that she can think of, in favour of her being permitted to remain at home ; but her husband is far more de- termined that she shall go.
"Why! it will be as good as an affront to refuse, without a valid reason for doing so.
Don't you see that the invitation is dated a 184 THE PBEY OF TEE (JOES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She has but just congratulated herself on her good fortune, when upon returning to her hotel one day, she hears that he has THE BRIDEGROOM ELECT. 163 called during her absence, and been received by Daisy, who is eloquent on the subject of " dear Auberon's ' kindness and generosity (evidenced by the production of a large wax doll, which he has brought her from the Soho Bazaar) ; when Sir Lyster rushes in, with an invitation to dinner at the Slades', and desires her to write an immediate accep- t...ance for both of them.
She is very loath to do so, for she guesses from the date, that the party will be a large one ; and has no hope that from such an assemblage, the bride elect will be excluded.
So she pleads everything that she can think of, in favour of her being permitted to remain at home ; but her husband is far more de- termined that she shall go.
"Why! it will be as good as an affront to refuse, without a valid reason for doing so.
Don't you see that the invitation is dated a 184 THE PBEY OF TEE (JOES.
What to read after The Prey of the Gods : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marryat, Florence, 1837-1899 to read onlineMoreLess
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