The Wife And the Mistress. a Novel .. V. 2
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When she returned to the same apart- ment, Lord John had re- entered it, and was uttering his farewell to the children : Laura embraced them both with fresh tears, and they were conducted away.
She was then retiring, but Lord John recalling her — ** My friend Aubrey," said he, *' will be here the whole of this day, at my re- quest. I wish to have a long and unin- terrupted conversation with him. You are, it seems, a very welcome guest at the Rectory, Laura, and I wish you to be there more parti...cularly to-day : go, child, dry your eyes, and walk thither." She found the amiable Mrs. Aubrey more than usually animated, and Caroline St.
THE MISTRESS. 125 St. Orme, who was sitting Ayith her, ap- peared cheerful *' Did you meet my good man in your way hither?" asked her friend.
Laura replied that she had not.
** He passes the day by appointment , with Lord John," resumed Mrs. Aubrey, '^ who tells him But you look sad, my dear Miss Delaunie," added she, taking the hand of Laura, whom she placed by her side: *' and I cannot suffer you to be so, when I have heard, not many hours back, ot your conquest over the stubborn prejudices of an old man, who has been affirming, I believe for fifty years, that the world will never again produce a wo- man with a genuine, unadulterated mind!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When she returned to the same apart- ment, Lord John had re- entered it, and was uttering his farewell to the children : Laura embraced them both with fresh tears, and they were conducted away.
She was then retiring, but Lord John recalling her — ** My friend Aubrey," said he, *' will be here the whole of this day, at my re- quest. I wish to have a long and unin- terrupted conversation with him. You are, it seems, a very welcome guest at the Rectory, Laura, and I wish you to be there more parti...cularly to-day : go, child, dry your eyes, and walk thither." She found the amiable Mrs. Aubrey more than usually animated, and Caroline St.
THE MISTRESS. 125 St. Orme, who was sitting Ayith her, ap- peared cheerful *' Did you meet my good man in your way hither?" asked her friend.
Laura replied that she had not.
** He passes the day by appointment , with Lord John," resumed Mrs. Aubrey, '^ who tells him But you look sad, my dear Miss Delaunie," added she, taking the hand of Laura, whom she placed by her side: *' and I cannot suffer you to be so, when I have heard, not many hours back, ot your conquest over the stubborn prejudices of an old man, who has been affirming, I believe for fifty years, that the world will never again produce a wo- man with a genuine, unadulterated mind!
What to read after The Wife And the Mistress. a Novel .. V. 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlton, Mary, Fl. 1794-1830 to read onlineMoreLess
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