Waverley Novels: From the Last Rev. Ed., Containing the Author's ..., volume 16
Waverley Novels: From the Last Rev. Ed., Containing the Author's ..., volume 16
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to Clara in the exhibition of the day, combined with the immediate cause of resentment ; and it only remained for her to consider how her revenge could be most signally accomplished. ' Whilst such thoughts were passing through Lady Pen- elope's mind, Mowbray was searching with his eyes for the Earl of Etherington, judging that it might be proper, m the course of the entertainment, or before the guests had separated, to make him formally acquainted with his sister, as a preface to the more intim...ate connexion which must, in prosecution of the plan agreed I'pon, take place betwixt them. Greatly to his surprise, ine young Earl was nowhere visible, and the place which he had occupied by the side of Lady Binks had been quietly appropriated^ by Winterblossom, as thehestand softest chair in the room, and nearest to the head of the table, where the choicest of the entertainment is usually arranged. This honest gen- tleman, after a few insipid compliments to her ladyship upon her performance as Queen of the Amazons, had betaken himself to the much more interesting occupation of ogling the dishes, through the glass which hung sus- pended at his neck by a gold chain of Maltese workman- ship.
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to Clara in the exhibition of the day, combined with the immediate cause of resentment ; and it only remained for her to consider how her revenge could be most signally accomplished. ' Whilst such thoughts were passing through Lady Pen- elope's mind, Mowbray was searching with his eyes for the Earl of Etherington, judging that it might be proper, m the course of the entertainment, or before the guests had separated, to make him formally acquainted with his sister, as a preface to the more intim...ate connexion which must, in prosecution of the plan agreed I'pon, take place betwixt them. Greatly to his surprise, ine young Earl was nowhere visible, and the place which he had occupied by the side of Lady Binks had been quietly appropriated^ by Winterblossom, as thehestand softest chair in the room, and nearest to the head of the table, where the choicest of the entertainment is usually arranged. This honest gen- tleman, after a few insipid compliments to her ladyship upon her performance as Queen of the Amazons, had betaken himself to the much more interesting occupation of ogling the dishes, through the glass which hung sus- pended at his neck by a gold chain of Maltese workman- ship.
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