The Sons of Altringham; a Novel 2
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Mattaplan had driven to the neighbouring town, which had beer> MORTIMER. 119 the late scene of contest, to inquire what was become of her nephew, of whom she had neither seen nor heard, since the election.
Lady Ismena had been engaged nearly two hours in a tete-a-tete con- versation with her military visitor, in which both the parties v/ere very deeply interested, when they were broken in upon, by the return of Mrs.
Mattaplan, accompanied by the six friends of Daventry, who had escorted them do...wn.
" Ah ! my dear,*' began the tittle tattle lady, " I have such strange news to tell you. I'here are such prepara- tions going on for a ball and supper to be given this evening at Bluuk, by those Altringhams ; and what do you imagine is become of poor Ddventry ?" "Nay, madam,'* replied her lady- ship, coldly, •' whenever 1 condescend to exert my skill in divination, it 120 MORTIMER.
must be on some snl»ject concerning which I am not indifferent. But come/' added she, laying aside the haughtiness with which this was spoken, and assuming an air of plea- santry, as she addressed the newly ar- rived guests—" my life for it, you do not one of you guess whither you are to have the honor of attending me this evening.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mattaplan had driven to the neighbouring town, which had beer> MORTIMER. 119 the late scene of contest, to inquire what was become of her nephew, of whom she had neither seen nor heard, since the election.
Lady Ismena had been engaged nearly two hours in a tete-a-tete con- versation with her military visitor, in which both the parties v/ere very deeply interested, when they were broken in upon, by the return of Mrs.
Mattaplan, accompanied by the six friends of Daventry, who had escorted them do...wn.
" Ah ! my dear,*' began the tittle tattle lady, " I have such strange news to tell you. I'here are such prepara- tions going on for a ball and supper to be given this evening at Bluuk, by those Altringhams ; and what do you imagine is become of poor Ddventry ?" "Nay, madam,'* replied her lady- ship, coldly, •' whenever 1 condescend to exert my skill in divination, it 120 MORTIMER.
must be on some snl»ject concerning which I am not indifferent. But come/' added she, laying aside the haughtiness with which this was spoken, and assuming an air of plea- santry, as she addressed the newly ar- rived guests—" my life for it, you do not one of you guess whither you are to have the honor of attending me this evening.
What to read after The Sons of Altringham; a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Palmer, Alicia Tindal, Fl. 1810 to read onlineMoreLess
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