The Tyrant
The Tyrant
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Yet the coachman, who was a native of Llysdi- 144 THE TYRANT, nam, comforted himself, like old Mrs. Kemys, with the reflection that his people had been lords of the manor of Nantgwilt when Lord Yorath's grand- father had been trudging through the forest shoul- dering his pick, alongside of his mates, whose grand- sons trudged there to this day. He cast glances of contempt upon the spick and span turn-out of her ladyship's London servants, who did not know their employer's family history any mor...e than they had ever heard of Kemys of Nantgwilt, and who would not have cared if they had known, being much con- cerned with the present, and utterly indifferent to the past.
Mrs. Kemys listened almost absently while Lady Yorath poured forth her plans for the removal of Annie from the hospital and her instalment, with a maid, and if necessary a nurse in charge, at Artra- mont ; her own mind was busy with possibilities.
Now that she saw and recognised the charming personality of Lord Yorath's mother, she perceived that many difficulties might be smoothed away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet the coachman, who was a native of Llysdi- 144 THE TYRANT, nam, comforted himself, like old Mrs. Kemys, with the reflection that his people had been lords of the manor of Nantgwilt when Lord Yorath's grand- father had been trudging through the forest shoul- dering his pick, alongside of his mates, whose grand- sons trudged there to this day. He cast glances of contempt upon the spick and span turn-out of her ladyship's London servants, who did not know their employer's family history any mor...e than they had ever heard of Kemys of Nantgwilt, and who would not have cared if they had known, being much con- cerned with the present, and utterly indifferent to the past.
Mrs. Kemys listened almost absently while Lady Yorath poured forth her plans for the removal of Annie from the hospital and her instalment, with a maid, and if necessary a nurse in charge, at Artra- mont ; her own mind was busy with possibilities.
Now that she saw and recognised the charming personality of Lord Yorath's mother, she perceived that many difficulties might be smoothed away.
What to read after The Tyrant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Henry De La Pasture to read onlineMoreLess
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