The Writings of Mrs. Humphry Ward, volume 11
The Writings of Mrs. Humphry Ward, volume 11
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At any rate she seemed anxious to cut short their tUe^ tete. She asked him to come and look at some engrav- ings which the Duchess had sent round for the embel- lishment of the dining-room. Then she sununoned Madame Bornier, and asked him a number of questions on L^onie's behalf, with reference to some little invest- ment of the ex-governess's savings, which had been dropping in value. Meanwhile, as she kept him talk- ing, she leant herself against the lintel of the door, forgetting every now a...nd then that any one else was there, and letting the true self appear, like some drowned thing floating into sight. Delafield disposed of Madame Bomier's affairs, hardly knowing what he said, but showing in truth his usual conscience and kindness. Then, when L^onie was contented, Julie saw the little cripple crossing the hall, and called to her.
'Ah, ma ch^rie! How is the poor little foot?' And turning to Delafield, she explained volubly that Th^r&se had given herself a slight twist on the stairs that morning, pressing the child to her side the while with a tender gesture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At any rate she seemed anxious to cut short their tUe^ tete. She asked him to come and look at some engrav- ings which the Duchess had sent round for the embel- lishment of the dining-room. Then she sununoned Madame Bornier, and asked him a number of questions on L^onie's behalf, with reference to some little invest- ment of the ex-governess's savings, which had been dropping in value. Meanwhile, as she kept him talk- ing, she leant herself against the lintel of the door, forgetting every now a...nd then that any one else was there, and letting the true self appear, like some drowned thing floating into sight. Delafield disposed of Madame Bomier's affairs, hardly knowing what he said, but showing in truth his usual conscience and kindness. Then, when L^onie was contented, Julie saw the little cripple crossing the hall, and called to her.
'Ah, ma ch^rie! How is the poor little foot?' And turning to Delafield, she explained volubly that Th^r&se had given herself a slight twist on the stairs that morning, pressing the child to her side the while with a tender gesture.
What to read after The Writings of Mrs. Humphry Ward, volume 11?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Humphry Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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