Who Shall Be Heir? 1
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" I fear no mortal man ;'' she answered, meeting his keen gaze unshrinkingly.
" You speak boldly" he replied whilst his bright eye lost its penetrating look, and danced WHO SHALL BE HEIR? 91 and sparkled as before. " Are you not afraid of Rupert Wyvill ?^' " Most assuredly not ; but ready to tilt with him in any Hsts/^ " You said not afraid of mortal man — are you not afraid of mortal woman ?" he asked^ glancing at Mrs. Denham.
" No ; I fear mortal w'oman as little as mor- tal man.^^ " Then you... are bolder than I am, cousin Rosalind.'^ " You underrate your valour.^' '^ No, indeed : you give me credit for greater humility than I possess." "^ Do I ?" Edred Cottrell being called on at the mo- ment to help a dish before him, the conversation was broken off for a time.
Mrs. Denham was naturally very silent so the amusement of her guests depended almost entirely on themselves. She was polite and attentive as far as all bodily wants were con- 92 WFIO SHALL BE HEIR?
cerned, but the hearts and minds of her guests were left to find food from others ; and even her poUteness appeared cold and studied — a duty rather than a pleasure; and as the pleasantness of most parties depends so much on the hostess^ or some of her family, the din- ners at Denham Park were generally considered heavy affairs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I fear no mortal man ;'' she answered, meeting his keen gaze unshrinkingly.
" You speak boldly" he replied whilst his bright eye lost its penetrating look, and danced WHO SHALL BE HEIR? 91 and sparkled as before. " Are you not afraid of Rupert Wyvill ?^' " Most assuredly not ; but ready to tilt with him in any Hsts/^ " You said not afraid of mortal man — are you not afraid of mortal woman ?" he asked^ glancing at Mrs. Denham.
" No ; I fear mortal w'oman as little as mor- tal man.^^ " Then you... are bolder than I am, cousin Rosalind.'^ " You underrate your valour.^' '^ No, indeed : you give me credit for greater humility than I possess." "^ Do I ?" Edred Cottrell being called on at the mo- ment to help a dish before him, the conversation was broken off for a time.
Mrs. Denham was naturally very silent so the amusement of her guests depended almost entirely on themselves. She was polite and attentive as far as all bodily wants were con- 92 WFIO SHALL BE HEIR?
cerned, but the hearts and minds of her guests were left to find food from others ; and even her poUteness appeared cold and studied — a duty rather than a pleasure; and as the pleasantness of most parties depends so much on the hostess^ or some of her family, the din- ners at Denham Park were generally considered heavy affairs.
What to read after Who Shall Be Heir? 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pickering, Ellen, D. 1843 to read onlineMoreLess
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