The Scarlet Pimpernel
The Scarlet Pimpernel
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" "The conservatory is deliciously cool; let me take you there, and thenget you something. You seem ailing, Lady Blakeney. " "I am only very tired, " she repeated wearily, as she allowed LordFancourt to lead her, where subdued lights and green plants lentcoolness to the air. He got her a chair, into which she sank. This longinterval of waiting was intolerable. Why did not Chauvelin come and tellher the result of his watch?
Lord Fancourt was very attentive. She scarcely heard what he said, andsu...ddenly startled him by asking abruptly, -- "Lord Fancourt, did you perceive who was in the dining-room just nowbesides Sir Percy Blakeney?" "Only the agent of the French government, M. Chauvelin, equally fastasleep in another corner, " he said. "Why does your ladyship ask?" "I know not . . . I . . . Did you notice the time when you were there?" "It must have been about five or ten minutes past one. . . . I wonderwhat your ladyship is thinking about, " he added, for evidently the fairlady's thoughts were very far away, and she had not been listening tohis intellectual conversation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "The conservatory is deliciously cool; let me take you there, and thenget you something. You seem ailing, Lady Blakeney. " "I am only very tired, " she repeated wearily, as she allowed LordFancourt to lead her, where subdued lights and green plants lentcoolness to the air. He got her a chair, into which she sank. This longinterval of waiting was intolerable. Why did not Chauvelin come and tellher the result of his watch?
Lord Fancourt was very attentive. She scarcely heard what he said, andsu...ddenly startled him by asking abruptly, -- "Lord Fancourt, did you perceive who was in the dining-room just nowbesides Sir Percy Blakeney?" "Only the agent of the French government, M. Chauvelin, equally fastasleep in another corner, " he said. "Why does your ladyship ask?" "I know not . . . I . . . Did you notice the time when you were there?" "It must have been about five or ten minutes past one. . . . I wonderwhat your ladyship is thinking about, " he added, for evidently the fairlady's thoughts were very far away, and she had not been listening tohis intellectual conversation.
What to read after The Scarlet Pimpernel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orczy Emmuska Orczy Baroness to read onlineMoreLess
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