Under the Herms And Other Stories
Under the Herms And Other Stories
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There were living eyes now in the clay face, and in them shone love.
" My wife, Louison De Chemmay ! " said Monseigneur.
A GAME OF FARO My lord Osbert had lost heavily again at play. Never was there so besotted or so unfortunate a gambler. He had not even the excuse of youth or a great fortune: he was but a nobleman of Jacobite family, impoverished in follow- ing the fortunes of the Stuarts. My lady, many years younger than this yet attractive elderly man, had had a hand- some fortune to her ha...nd when my lord led her to the altar, but 'twas fast dribbling out of the dicebox. There were two boys, beautiful as angels, but to be poor as beggars through their father's vile weakness.
My lady Osbert was an angel, and I, who, though but her waiting- woman, am the daughter of an Oxford scholar and divine of the Church of England, should know as much about angels as most folks, I dare to say. Never did she bestow upon me a cast brocade or a manteau that had gone out of fashion without a sweet apology.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were living eyes now in the clay face, and in them shone love.
" My wife, Louison De Chemmay ! " said Monseigneur.
A GAME OF FARO My lord Osbert had lost heavily again at play. Never was there so besotted or so unfortunate a gambler. He had not even the excuse of youth or a great fortune: he was but a nobleman of Jacobite family, impoverished in follow- ing the fortunes of the Stuarts. My lady, many years younger than this yet attractive elderly man, had had a hand- some fortune to her ha...nd when my lord led her to the altar, but 'twas fast dribbling out of the dicebox. There were two boys, beautiful as angels, but to be poor as beggars through their father's vile weakness.
My lady Osbert was an angel, and I, who, though but her waiting- woman, am the daughter of an Oxford scholar and divine of the Church of England, should know as much about angels as most folks, I dare to say. Never did she bestow upon me a cast brocade or a manteau that had gone out of fashion without a sweet apology.
What to read after Under the Herms And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dehan Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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