The Soul of the Bishop : a Novel : in Two Volumes 1
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But I wish you joy all the same, dear Cecil." " You are very kind," said Cecil, softening a little, " but there is really nothing to wish me joy about — at least, not yet." " I see, I see. Well, dear, you will not keep me in the dark when there is anything to tell, will you ? " " Not at all," said Cecil, " when there is anything to know, everybody shall know it. But I am going to say good-night now, Lady Vivian, I am very tired and I am going home." vol. i. 8 114 THE SOUL OF THE BISHOP.
She mad...e her way to her father and told him that she was tired, that her head ached, and that she wanted to go home at once. He good-natured man was nothing loth ; he was accustomed to sit out balls to the bitter end, as all fathers with good daughters ought to do, but since Cecil herself wished to go home, he was more than pleased to fall in with her desires.
"By the bye," he said, suddenly, when they had almost reached home, " what was Lady Vivian so full of to-night ? " " I did not know that she was full of anything," said Cecil, mildly prevaricating.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I wish you joy all the same, dear Cecil." " You are very kind," said Cecil, softening a little, " but there is really nothing to wish me joy about — at least, not yet." " I see, I see. Well, dear, you will not keep me in the dark when there is anything to tell, will you ? " " Not at all," said Cecil, " when there is anything to know, everybody shall know it. But I am going to say good-night now, Lady Vivian, I am very tired and I am going home." vol. i. 8 114 THE SOUL OF THE BISHOP.
She mad...e her way to her father and told him that she was tired, that her head ached, and that she wanted to go home at once. He good-natured man was nothing loth ; he was accustomed to sit out balls to the bitter end, as all fathers with good daughters ought to do, but since Cecil herself wished to go home, he was more than pleased to fall in with her desires.
"By the bye," he said, suddenly, when they had almost reached home, " what was Lady Vivian so full of to-night ? " " I did not know that she was full of anything," said Cecil, mildly prevaricating.
What to read after The Soul of the Bishop : a Novel : in Two Volumes 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Winter, John Strange, 1856-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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