Wylder's Hand: a Novel
Wylder's Hand: a Novel
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The time^was growing short. He wrote with a stupid good-humor, and an insolent brevity which took no account of Miss Brandon's position, or of her noble rela- tives. Lord Chelford plainly thought more than he cared to say ; and his mother, who never minced matters, said perhaps more than she quite thought.
'^ Lake has gone up to town this morning — some busi- ness with his banker about his commission — and he says he will make Wylder out on his arrival, and write to me," said Lord Chelford.
Old... Lady Chelford glanced across her shoulder at Dor- cas, who leaned back in a great chair by the window, listlessly turning over a book.
^' She's a strange girl, she does not seem to feel her situatioii — a most painful and critical one. That low, coarse creature must be looked up somehow." So, Jn a quiet key, Miss Dorcas being at a distance, though in the same room, the dowager and her son discuss- ed this unpleasant and very nervous topic.
That evening Captain Lake was in London, comfortably quartered in a private hotel, in one of the streets off Pic- cadilly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The time^was growing short. He wrote with a stupid good-humor, and an insolent brevity which took no account of Miss Brandon's position, or of her noble rela- tives. Lord Chelford plainly thought more than he cared to say ; and his mother, who never minced matters, said perhaps more than she quite thought.
'^ Lake has gone up to town this morning — some busi- ness with his banker about his commission — and he says he will make Wylder out on his arrival, and write to me," said Lord Chelford.
Old... Lady Chelford glanced across her shoulder at Dor- cas, who leaned back in a great chair by the window, listlessly turning over a book.
^' She's a strange girl, she does not seem to feel her situatioii — a most painful and critical one. That low, coarse creature must be looked up somehow." So, Jn a quiet key, Miss Dorcas being at a distance, though in the same room, the dowager and her son discuss- ed this unpleasant and very nervous topic.
That evening Captain Lake was in London, comfortably quartered in a private hotel, in one of the streets off Pic- cadilly.
What to read after Wylder's Hand: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Le Fanu Joseph Sheridan to read onlineMoreLess
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