Who Breaks Pays Italian Proverb
Who Breaks Pays Italian Proverb
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No, he should not see any man paying her attention. And Giuliani thought the gallop a bravado ! Did not Lill well know his aversion to a woman's riding ?
On her return homo, still under the impression she had received, Lill wrote to Giuliani a very few lines, but strong with real feeling; she concluded by saying that nothing should })revent her going to Lady Ponsoid)y'3 next Saturday evening. She gave her note to Ruth, bidding her take it to the post herself. Ruth had often seen notes addressed... by her young lady to Mr. Giuliani, and had not given a thought to the matter. She was accustomed also to Lill's forcible manner about trifles, yet this day the lady's-maid imagined, for tlie first time, that there was something between Miss Tufton and Mr. Giuliani, and hers was the memory of a servant for those sorts of things.
Giuliani received the note with more of surjnnse than pleasure; he read if, and laid it down with a quietly muttered " Paayj-e enfant. " His heart was as heavy as a stone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No, he should not see any man paying her attention. And Giuliani thought the gallop a bravado ! Did not Lill well know his aversion to a woman's riding ?
On her return homo, still under the impression she had received, Lill wrote to Giuliani a very few lines, but strong with real feeling; she concluded by saying that nothing should })revent her going to Lady Ponsoid)y'3 next Saturday evening. She gave her note to Ruth, bidding her take it to the post herself. Ruth had often seen notes addressed... by her young lady to Mr. Giuliani, and had not given a thought to the matter. She was accustomed also to Lill's forcible manner about trifles, yet this day the lady's-maid imagined, for tlie first time, that there was something between Miss Tufton and Mr. Giuliani, and hers was the memory of a servant for those sorts of things.
Giuliani received the note with more of surjnnse than pleasure; he read if, and laid it down with a quietly muttered " Paayj-e enfant. " His heart was as heavy as a stone.
What to read after Who Breaks Pays Italian Proverb?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Jenkin to read onlineMoreLess
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