The Reflections of Ambrosine
The Reflections of Ambrosine
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What happened I do not know, but when they joined us all in the hallagain the heiress was with the Duke, Lord Luffton walked alone, whileAugustus, once more beaming, was close to Lady Grenellen's side. So itis an ill wind that blows no one any good.
Next day, after a delightful shooting-lunch and a brisk walk back, theheiress came to my room and talked to me.
She had apparently taken a great fancy to me, and we had had severalconversations.
"I don't know why, but you give me the impression that... you are astranger, too, like Aunt Martina and me, " she said. "You don't look atall like the rest of the Englishwomen. Why, your back is not nearly solong. I could almost take you for an American, you are so _chic_. " I laughed.
"Even Lady Tilchester, who is by far the nicest and grandest of them, does not look such an aristocrat as you do. " (Miss Trumpet pronounces it _arrist_-tocrat. ) "I assure you, I am a very ordinary person, " I said. "But you areright, I am a stranger, too. " "Now I am glad to hear that, " said Miss Trumpet, beginning to polishher nails with my polisher, which was lying on the dressing-table.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What happened I do not know, but when they joined us all in the hallagain the heiress was with the Duke, Lord Luffton walked alone, whileAugustus, once more beaming, was close to Lady Grenellen's side. So itis an ill wind that blows no one any good.
Next day, after a delightful shooting-lunch and a brisk walk back, theheiress came to my room and talked to me.
She had apparently taken a great fancy to me, and we had had severalconversations.
"I don't know why, but you give me the impression that... you are astranger, too, like Aunt Martina and me, " she said. "You don't look atall like the rest of the Englishwomen. Why, your back is not nearly solong. I could almost take you for an American, you are so _chic_. " I laughed.
"Even Lady Tilchester, who is by far the nicest and grandest of them, does not look such an aristocrat as you do. " (Miss Trumpet pronounces it _arrist_-tocrat. ) "I assure you, I am a very ordinary person, " I said. "But you areright, I am a stranger, too. " "Now I am glad to hear that, " said Miss Trumpet, beginning to polishher nails with my polisher, which was lying on the dressing-table.
What to read after The Reflections of Ambrosine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glyn Elinor to read onlineMoreLess
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