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Or so it seemed to Gwenda.
She irritably brushed past the group of ladies crowded upon the veranda, smoothing out their light muslins, chattering about how positively dowdy Mrs. Fitzherbert had looked while attending the theater last night.
Inside the library itself was no better. To even reach the book stacks, Gwenda first had to skirt by three dandies studying copies of the latest caricatures by Gilray through their quizzing glasses.
"Dashed amusing, 'pon my soul," one of them drawled. "Depict...ing that rascal Bonaparte as a pygmy. What will Gilray think of next?" The dandy's voice sounded oddly familiar to Gwenda. She angled a glance from the corner of her eye and was horrified to recognize the Honorable Frederic Skeffington, the man who had accosted her in the inn yard of the Dorset Arms. Mindful of Ravenel's admonishment that Skeffington was a "loose screw," Gwenda ducked behind one of the bookshelves before Skeffington spotted her yet again without any female chaperone.
While waiting for the three gentlemen to move on, she feigned to examine Volume Four of the latest edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, never intending to eavesdrop on the conversation But when she overheard one of them mention Ravenel's name, her heart skipped a beat and she could not help listening more intently.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or so it seemed to Gwenda.
She irritably brushed past the group of ladies crowded upon the veranda, smoothing out their light muslins, chattering about how positively dowdy Mrs. Fitzherbert had looked while attending the theater last night.
Inside the library itself was no better. To even reach the book stacks, Gwenda first had to skirt by three dandies studying copies of the latest caricatures by Gilray through their quizzing glasses.
"Dashed amusing, 'pon my soul," one of them drawled. "Depict...ing that rascal Bonaparte as a pygmy. What will Gilray think of next?" The dandy's voice sounded oddly familiar to Gwenda. She angled a glance from the corner of her eye and was horrified to recognize the Honorable Frederic Skeffington, the man who had accosted her in the inn yard of the Dorset Arms. Mindful of Ravenel's admonishment that Skeffington was a "loose screw," Gwenda ducked behind one of the bookshelves before Skeffington spotted her yet again without any female chaperone.
While waiting for the three gentlemen to move on, she feigned to examine Volume Four of the latest edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, never intending to eavesdrop on the conversation But when she overheard one of them mention Ravenel's name, her heart skipped a beat and she could not help listening more intently.
What to read after Brighton Road?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carroll, Susan to read onlineMoreLess
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