A Proper Companion
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The household staff was well organized under the leadership of Barnes and Mrs. Dougherty, leaving Emily free to accompany the dowager, along with the earl, to the Pump Room most mornings. The brief walk from Laura Place across the Pulteney Bridge and along High Street was a favorite ritual of the dowager's. Although the distance was inconsiderable, the dowager encouraged her reputation as an eccentric by refusing to take a chair. She was frequently heard to claim that the exercise was more benef...icial to her health than drinking the nasty-tasting waters of the ancient spring for which Bath was famous. Holding court in the Pump Room, the dowager was able to make her temporary farewells to the numerous friends and acquaintances she found there.
The earl seemed to find wicked amusement in making note of the presence of the ubiquitous Sir Percy on each of their trips to the Pump Room. Robert generally had a lady on each arm as they strolled along the perimeter of the elegantly collonaded room, stopping frequently to allow the dowager to greet an acquaintance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The household staff was well organized under the leadership of Barnes and Mrs. Dougherty, leaving Emily free to accompany the dowager, along with the earl, to the Pump Room most mornings. The brief walk from Laura Place across the Pulteney Bridge and along High Street was a favorite ritual of the dowager's. Although the distance was inconsiderable, the dowager encouraged her reputation as an eccentric by refusing to take a chair. She was frequently heard to claim that the exercise was more benef...icial to her health than drinking the nasty-tasting waters of the ancient spring for which Bath was famous. Holding court in the Pump Room, the dowager was able to make her temporary farewells to the numerous friends and acquaintances she found there.
The earl seemed to find wicked amusement in making note of the presence of the ubiquitous Sir Percy on each of their trips to the Pump Room. Robert generally had a lady on each arm as they strolled along the perimeter of the elegantly collonaded room, stopping frequently to allow the dowager to greet an acquaintance.
What to read after A Proper Companion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Candice Hern to read onlineMoreLess
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