The Pride of Ancestry: Or, Who is She? a Novel 2
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Elderton and those ot lier son, to whom she con- trived to whisper the joyful Int IJi gence. More than once Lady Ciifden E 5 applied S2 THE PRIDE OF ANCESTRY; OR, applied to her father to rid her of these city bores, or she should be shunned by all her fashionable friends. Lord Clifden had already separated himself from her, and had joined Lady Betty and Lord Charles Wynne.
The old Banker was so offended at the affront put upon the city by his daughter, that he turned on his heel and niuttered ...something of wishing- his Lordship had separated himself from his family sooner ; as it might not have been the worse for them.
He went and seated himself by Miss oMoore and Mrs. Lavington, and left his daughter to extricate herself from the citizens how she could. She was not long in doing this, by formally wishing them a good evening. Taking her sister by one arm, and Miss Bel- lingham by the other, she tripped a- cross the room and introduced Helen to Lady Betty and Lord Charles Wynne, who WHO IS SHE?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Elderton and those ot lier son, to whom she con- trived to whisper the joyful Int IJi gence. More than once Lady Ciifden E 5 applied S2 THE PRIDE OF ANCESTRY; OR, applied to her father to rid her of these city bores, or she should be shunned by all her fashionable friends. Lord Clifden had already separated himself from her, and had joined Lady Betty and Lord Charles Wynne.
The old Banker was so offended at the affront put upon the city by his daughter, that he turned on his heel and niuttered ...something of wishing- his Lordship had separated himself from his family sooner ; as it might not have been the worse for them.
He went and seated himself by Miss oMoore and Mrs. Lavington, and left his daughter to extricate herself from the citizens how she could. She was not long in doing this, by formally wishing them a good evening. Taking her sister by one arm, and Miss Bel- lingham by the other, she tripped a- cross the room and introduced Helen to Lady Betty and Lord Charles Wynne, who WHO IS SHE?
What to read after The Pride of Ancestry: Or, Who is She? a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pigott, Harriet, 1766-1839 to read onlineMoreLess
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