Alice, Or the Mysteries — book 08
Alice, Or the Mysteries — book 08
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Itis a long journey, and, what is worse, a very cold journey, to Vienna. " "Vienna! do you think of going to Vienna?" cried Caroline.
"Yes, " said Legard. "I hate Paris; any place better than this odiouscity!" and he moved away.
Evelyn's eyes followed him sadly and gravely. She remained by LadyDoltimore's side, abstracted and silent for several minutes.
Meanwhile Caroline, turning to Lord Devonport (the friend who hadproposed the Viennese excursion), said, "It is cruel in you to go toVienna, --...it is doubly cruel to rob Lord Doltimore of his best friend andParis of its best waltzer. " "Oh, it is a voluntary offer of Legard's, Lady Doltimore, --believe me, Ihave used no persuasive arts. But the fact is, that we have been talkingof a fair widow, the beauty of Austria, and as proud and as unassailableas Ehrenbreitstein itself. Legard's vanity is piqued; and so--as aprofessed lady-killer--he intends to see what can be effected by thehandsomest Englishman of his time. " Caroline laughed, and new claimants on her notice succeeded to LordDevonport.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Itis a long journey, and, what is worse, a very cold journey, to Vienna. " "Vienna! do you think of going to Vienna?" cried Caroline.
"Yes, " said Legard. "I hate Paris; any place better than this odiouscity!" and he moved away.
Evelyn's eyes followed him sadly and gravely. She remained by LadyDoltimore's side, abstracted and silent for several minutes.
Meanwhile Caroline, turning to Lord Devonport (the friend who hadproposed the Viennese excursion), said, "It is cruel in you to go toVienna, --...it is doubly cruel to rob Lord Doltimore of his best friend andParis of its best waltzer. " "Oh, it is a voluntary offer of Legard's, Lady Doltimore, --believe me, Ihave used no persuasive arts. But the fact is, that we have been talkingof a fair widow, the beauty of Austria, and as proud and as unassailableas Ehrenbreitstein itself. Legard's vanity is piqued; and so--as aprofessed lady-killer--he intends to see what can be effected by thehandsomest Englishman of his time. " Caroline laughed, and new claimants on her notice succeeded to LordDevonport.
What to read after Alice, Or the Mysteries — book 08?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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