The Prey of the Gods : a Novel 3
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III. 11 162 THE PREY OF THE GODS.
another minute, his horse being taken from him, and led round to the stable, he is peremptorily ordered into the garden, to pick flowers, and select fruit, for the coming " worry," and afterwards, under the directions of his hostess, to arrange them in their respective vases and dishes, at which trials of skill he proves himself to be very useless, hopelessly awkward, and excessively penitent, by turns.
But when the table is laid out for U it repays their troub...le, and the Major ascribes more than half the effect to his own exertions.
" Quite like a supper," he decid .
admiringly ; " couldn't we get up a carpet hop after the * worry/ Lady Gwynne V and the soft laugh with which she receives his proposition of a c hop ' in her little drawing-room, with old Mr. Delamere, THE MUFFIN WORRY. 163 himself, and the parson, for partners, is more like the light laughter he listened to at Felton, than any he has since heard issue from her lips.
The tea-table is certainly a subject for admiration, and it is no wonder that, after a ten mile canter along the sea shore, the hungry Major praises it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
III. 11 162 THE PREY OF THE GODS.
another minute, his horse being taken from him, and led round to the stable, he is peremptorily ordered into the garden, to pick flowers, and select fruit, for the coming " worry," and afterwards, under the directions of his hostess, to arrange them in their respective vases and dishes, at which trials of skill he proves himself to be very useless, hopelessly awkward, and excessively penitent, by turns.
But when the table is laid out for U it repays their troub...le, and the Major ascribes more than half the effect to his own exertions.
" Quite like a supper," he decid .
admiringly ; " couldn't we get up a carpet hop after the * worry/ Lady Gwynne V and the soft laugh with which she receives his proposition of a c hop ' in her little drawing-room, with old Mr. Delamere, THE MUFFIN WORRY. 163 himself, and the parson, for partners, is more like the light laughter he listened to at Felton, than any he has since heard issue from her lips.
The tea-table is certainly a subject for admiration, and it is no wonder that, after a ten mile canter along the sea shore, the hungry Major praises it.
What to read after The Prey of the Gods : a Novel 3?
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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