The Visits of Elizabeth
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What could it have been like when they trotted downthe aisle after getting married!
It is a mercy Lady Theodosia is only your second cousin, and that hershape has not descended to our branch of the family. All the"children"--as she calls the animals--barked again when the men camein. There was only a _miserable_ tea left, and, when Mr. Doran venturedto say the dogs had made things rather messy, Lady Theodosiaannihilated him. It was as if he had insulted her nearest and dearest!But one of the me...n got quietly to the bell, and when the footmen camethey grasped the situation and brought some clean things, so teafinished better than it had begun. Just before they went to dress LadyTheodosia remembered to introduce them. The only young one is Mr. Roper, the great shot, and the other two are Sir Augustus Grant andCaptain Fieldin; they are oldish.
When they had gone, Lady Theodosia said to me that men were a greatnuisance as a rule, but that she had a pet friend, a "dear docilecreature, so useful with the dogs, " and he was coming back by the 6.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What could it have been like when they trotted downthe aisle after getting married!
It is a mercy Lady Theodosia is only your second cousin, and that hershape has not descended to our branch of the family. All the"children"--as she calls the animals--barked again when the men camein. There was only a _miserable_ tea left, and, when Mr. Doran venturedto say the dogs had made things rather messy, Lady Theodosiaannihilated him. It was as if he had insulted her nearest and dearest!But one of the me...n got quietly to the bell, and when the footmen camethey grasped the situation and brought some clean things, so teafinished better than it had begun. Just before they went to dress LadyTheodosia remembered to introduce them. The only young one is Mr. Roper, the great shot, and the other two are Sir Augustus Grant andCaptain Fieldin; they are oldish.
When they had gone, Lady Theodosia said to me that men were a greatnuisance as a rule, but that she had a pet friend, a "dear docilecreature, so useful with the dogs, " and he was coming back by the 6.
What to read after The Visits of Elizabeth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glyn Elinor to read onlineMoreLess
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