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Bold out of Dr. Stanhope's carriage before the multi- tude at UUathome gate as much as Eleanor dreaded the same ceremony. He had fully made up his mind to throw himself and his fortune at the widow's feet, and had almost determined to select the present pro- pitious morning for doing so. The Signora had of late been less than civil to him. She had indeed admitted his visits, and listened, at any rate without anger, to his love ; but she had tortured him and reviled him, jeered at him and ridicu...led him, while she allowed him to call her the most beautiful of living women, to kiss her hand, and to proclaim himself with reiterated oaths her adorer, her slave and worshipper.
Miss Thome was in great perturbation, yet in great glory, on the morning of the gala day. Mr. Thome also, though the party was none of his giving, had much heavy work on his hands. But perhaps the most overtasked, the most anxious, and the most effective of all the UUathome household was Mr, Plomacy, the steward. This last personage had, in the time of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bold out of Dr. Stanhope's carriage before the multi- tude at UUathome gate as much as Eleanor dreaded the same ceremony. He had fully made up his mind to throw himself and his fortune at the widow's feet, and had almost determined to select the present pro- pitious morning for doing so. The Signora had of late been less than civil to him. She had indeed admitted his visits, and listened, at any rate without anger, to his love ; but she had tortured him and reviled him, jeered at him and ridicu...led him, while she allowed him to call her the most beautiful of living women, to kiss her hand, and to proclaim himself with reiterated oaths her adorer, her slave and worshipper.
Miss Thome was in great perturbation, yet in great glory, on the morning of the gala day. Mr. Thome also, though the party was none of his giving, had much heavy work on his hands. But perhaps the most overtasked, the most anxious, and the most effective of all the UUathome household was Mr, Plomacy, the steward. This last personage had, in the time of Mr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peck, Harry Thurston, 1856-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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