A House Party a Novel
A House Party a Novel
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You coukhi't think I meant to imply of any guest of yours — only, you know, he was secretary m Petersburg when he was Lord Baird, and so — and so " ''Well! It does not follow that he is the lover of every woman in Petersburg !" Mr. Wootton is infinitely distressed.
" Oh, indeed ! I didn't mean anything of that sort. " " You did mean everything of that sort, " murmurs his hostess.
''But, you see, he admired her very much, was constantly with her, and yesterday I saw they don't speak to each othe...r, so I was curious to know what could be the reason. " " I believe she didn't recognise him. " Mr. Wootton smiles.
" Oh ! ladies have such prodigious powers of oblivion — and remembrance !" A House Party. 209 '' Yes, " observes Usk, with complacency ; '* the storms of memory sometimes sink into them as if they were sponges, and some- times ehde off them as if thev were ducks. It is just as they lind it convenient. " '' But Madame Sabaroff can't have been more than a chikl when Gervase was in Russia, " cries Lady L sk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You coukhi't think I meant to imply of any guest of yours — only, you know, he was secretary m Petersburg when he was Lord Baird, and so — and so " ''Well! It does not follow that he is the lover of every woman in Petersburg !" Mr. Wootton is infinitely distressed.
" Oh, indeed ! I didn't mean anything of that sort. " " You did mean everything of that sort, " murmurs his hostess.
''But, you see, he admired her very much, was constantly with her, and yesterday I saw they don't speak to each othe...r, so I was curious to know what could be the reason. " " I believe she didn't recognise him. " Mr. Wootton smiles.
" Oh ! ladies have such prodigious powers of oblivion — and remembrance !" A House Party. 209 '' Yes, " observes Usk, with complacency ; '* the storms of memory sometimes sink into them as if they were sponges, and some- times ehde off them as if thev were ducks. It is just as they lind it convenient. " '' But Madame Sabaroff can't have been more than a chikl when Gervase was in Russia, " cries Lady L sk.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ouida, 1839-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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