Wrayford's Ward, And Other Tales 2
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Mark- wood, I regret that this should have taken place ; I thank you for the disinterestedness of the offer you have made me, but I must say ' No ' to it most emphatically." ALICE DALES OFFERS. 211 Mr. Markwood's jaw dropped. This was a blow indeed ! He had waived all differ- ence of rank ; he had descended from his eminence, to be rejected by his daughters' governess ! — rejected so decisively that he was tongue-tied, and could only stare at her, and rub his Roman nose in an irritable manner. ...Should he withdraw from the lists — he, Markwood, who had never been baffled yet ? Withdraw, with such a prize before him ! Why, her very pride roused his own more fully, and strengthened his own passion. But he must dissemble, or the timid fawn would be lost.
" You are hurt at my offer, Miss Dale ?" he said, at last. " Will you pardon the boldness which actuated me in making it — hoping against hope ? It shall never occur again." " It requires no pardon of mine, Mr.
Markwood," said Alice, stopping; "it has wrought much change in a few short p 2 212 alice dale's offers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mark- wood, I regret that this should have taken place ; I thank you for the disinterestedness of the offer you have made me, but I must say ' No ' to it most emphatically." ALICE DALES OFFERS. 211 Mr. Markwood's jaw dropped. This was a blow indeed ! He had waived all differ- ence of rank ; he had descended from his eminence, to be rejected by his daughters' governess ! — rejected so decisively that he was tongue-tied, and could only stare at her, and rub his Roman nose in an irritable manner. ...Should he withdraw from the lists — he, Markwood, who had never been baffled yet ? Withdraw, with such a prize before him ! Why, her very pride roused his own more fully, and strengthened his own passion. But he must dissemble, or the timid fawn would be lost.
" You are hurt at my offer, Miss Dale ?" he said, at last. " Will you pardon the boldness which actuated me in making it — hoping against hope ? It shall never occur again." " It requires no pardon of mine, Mr.
Markwood," said Alice, stopping; "it has wrought much change in a few short p 2 212 alice dale's offers.
What to read after Wrayford's Ward, And Other Tales 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robinson, F. W. (Frederick William), 1830-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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