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' Do you mean to say that Aunt Jane asked you to take me ? ' cried Hope. ' How nice of her ! " She went away to put on her hat with a more cheerful countenance than she had worn of late. She was glad that she was not to be left behind, and still more glad that anyone should have been considerate enough to un- derstand that she might like to see the meet, though she could not quite bring herself to Gfo thither on horseback, as of okL ' Poor 172 A bachelor's BLUNDER Ainit Jane ! ' she mused ; ' I... suppose she means to be kind.' Lady Jane undoubtedly meant to be kind ; l3ut if Hope had had any suspicion of what her aunt's motives were for depriving Mr.
Herbert of a day's liunting, she woukl have felt less grateful. She w^as, however, very far from guessing the truth. It had never crossed her mind that Mr. Herbert could be the potential good husband to whom Lady Jane had made allusion. She liked the man, pre- ferring his society to that of anyone else in the house, and believing him to be sincerely her friend ; she was always willing to Avalk or drive with him, and the more so because their intimacy had now reached that pleasant stage at which the making of conversation is no longer necessary, and silence is permissible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Do you mean to say that Aunt Jane asked you to take me ? ' cried Hope. ' How nice of her ! " She went away to put on her hat with a more cheerful countenance than she had worn of late. She was glad that she was not to be left behind, and still more glad that anyone should have been considerate enough to un- derstand that she might like to see the meet, though she could not quite bring herself to Gfo thither on horseback, as of okL ' Poor 172 A bachelor's BLUNDER Ainit Jane ! ' she mused ; ' I... suppose she means to be kind.' Lady Jane undoubtedly meant to be kind ; l3ut if Hope had had any suspicion of what her aunt's motives were for depriving Mr.
Herbert of a day's liunting, she woukl have felt less grateful. She w^as, however, very far from guessing the truth. It had never crossed her mind that Mr. Herbert could be the potential good husband to whom Lady Jane had made allusion. She liked the man, pre- ferring his society to that of anyone else in the house, and believing him to be sincerely her friend ; she was always willing to Avalk or drive with him, and the more so because their intimacy had now reached that pleasant stage at which the making of conversation is no longer necessary, and silence is permissible.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norris, W. E. (William Edward), 1847-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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