The Tutor's Ward : a Novel 1
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and Mrs. Egerton met him with all due formality, but their amazement was great when Millicent, bound- ing from her seat, flew towards him, and expressed the utmost delight at seeing him again.
" I told you we should meet in England," said he ; " why you fairly bewitched me.
Miss Grey ! I think you will admit I have lost no time in establishing myself as near to you as I could.'' He then detailed to her uncle and aunt the acquaintance they had made on board of the French steamer, and further dec...lared positively, that he had €ome to settle in this neighbourhood for the sole purpose of being near her. He said he 166 THE tutor's ward.
had just left tlie Continent, where he had vainly been seeking to recover his health, and finding his efforts quite fruitless, he had resolved on making a home to himself in his own country, which he designed to quit no more.
" I had no tie, however, to any particular locality,'' he continued, " and after having met with this, — excuse me, I must speak plainly, — this charming little witch here, it seemed to me that life would be so greatly improved by the addition of her society, that I determined on making my new abode as near to her as I could." Colonel Bentley stumbled a good deal over the latter part of this speech, as if he were quite aware that he was not telling all his motives, to say tbe least of it, and Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and Mrs. Egerton met him with all due formality, but their amazement was great when Millicent, bound- ing from her seat, flew towards him, and expressed the utmost delight at seeing him again.
" I told you we should meet in England," said he ; " why you fairly bewitched me.
Miss Grey ! I think you will admit I have lost no time in establishing myself as near to you as I could.'' He then detailed to her uncle and aunt the acquaintance they had made on board of the French steamer, and further dec...lared positively, that he had €ome to settle in this neighbourhood for the sole purpose of being near her. He said he 166 THE tutor's ward.
had just left tlie Continent, where he had vainly been seeking to recover his health, and finding his efforts quite fruitless, he had resolved on making a home to himself in his own country, which he designed to quit no more.
" I had no tie, however, to any particular locality,'' he continued, " and after having met with this, — excuse me, I must speak plainly, — this charming little witch here, it seemed to me that life would be so greatly improved by the addition of her society, that I determined on making my new abode as near to her as I could." Colonel Bentley stumbled a good deal over the latter part of this speech, as if he were quite aware that he was not telling all his motives, to say tbe least of it, and Mrs.
What to read after The Tutor's Ward : a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Skene, Felicia, 1821-1899 to read onlineMoreLess
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