Dacre a Novel volume 2
Dacre a Novel volume 2
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K 194 DACRE.
he entered, and for a few minutes seemed un- able to speak — but Lady Kendal not only shook him warmly by the hand, but talked to him in a manner that at once set him free from all fear lest she should regard his visit as intrusive.
Lady Emily had been introduced by Mrs. Wentworth to Miss Bingley at the Hatton ball ; and whilst Dacre was standing in the Moles- worth box, she had recognised in Mrs. Moles- worth the person whose looks had there attract- ed her attention. She enquired... of Dacre, if it was not Mr. Harry Molesworth from whom he was just come.
Dacre answered in the affirmative ; and he then mentioned that the immediate object of their coming to London was to visit Mrs. Moles- worth's uncle ; that they had come for a short time, and that his friend was anxious to afford his wife what amusement he could whilst in town.
DACRE. 195 The conversation on the Molesworths con- tinued ; and Dacre, in reply to some questions, told them how retired a life Mary had hitherto led, and that though her husband had for the last two years entered a good deal into society, yet at present she was unacquainted with any one out of the immediate circle in which she had been brought up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
K 194 DACRE.
he entered, and for a few minutes seemed un- able to speak — but Lady Kendal not only shook him warmly by the hand, but talked to him in a manner that at once set him free from all fear lest she should regard his visit as intrusive.
Lady Emily had been introduced by Mrs. Wentworth to Miss Bingley at the Hatton ball ; and whilst Dacre was standing in the Moles- worth box, she had recognised in Mrs. Moles- worth the person whose looks had there attract- ed her attention. She enquired... of Dacre, if it was not Mr. Harry Molesworth from whom he was just come.
Dacre answered in the affirmative ; and he then mentioned that the immediate object of their coming to London was to visit Mrs. Moles- worth's uncle ; that they had come for a short time, and that his friend was anxious to afford his wife what amusement he could whilst in town.
DACRE. 195 The conversation on the Molesworths con- tinued ; and Dacre, in reply to some questions, told them how retired a life Mary had hitherto led, and that though her husband had for the last two years entered a good deal into society, yet at present she was unacquainted with any one out of the immediate circle in which she had been brought up.
What to read after Dacre a Novel volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theresa Lewis to read onlineMoreLess
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