Donal Grant, By George Macdonald
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She looked up, nor showed more surprise than if hehad been a servant she had rung for.
"I beg your pardon, my lady, " he said: "my lord wished to see me, but Ihave lost my way. " "I will show it you, " she answered, and rising came to him.
She led him along the winding narrow passage, pointed out to him thedoor of his lordship's sitting-room, and turned away--again, Donalcould not help thinking, with a look as of some anxiety about him.
He knocked, and the voice of the earl bade him enter.
His ...lordship was in his dressing-gown, on a couch of faded satin of agold colour, against which his pale yellow face looked cadaverous.
"Good morning, Mr. Grant, " he said. "I am glad to see you better!" "I thank you, my lord, " returned Donal. "I have to make an apology. Icannot understand how it was, except, perhaps, that, being so littleaccustomed to strong drink, --" "There is not the smallest occasion to say a word, " interrupted hislordship. "You did not once forget yourself, or cease to behave like agentleman!" "Your lordship is very kind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She looked up, nor showed more surprise than if hehad been a servant she had rung for.
"I beg your pardon, my lady, " he said: "my lord wished to see me, but Ihave lost my way. " "I will show it you, " she answered, and rising came to him.
She led him along the winding narrow passage, pointed out to him thedoor of his lordship's sitting-room, and turned away--again, Donalcould not help thinking, with a look as of some anxiety about him.
He knocked, and the voice of the earl bade him enter.
His ...lordship was in his dressing-gown, on a couch of faded satin of agold colour, against which his pale yellow face looked cadaverous.
"Good morning, Mr. Grant, " he said. "I am glad to see you better!" "I thank you, my lord, " returned Donal. "I have to make an apology. Icannot understand how it was, except, perhaps, that, being so littleaccustomed to strong drink, --" "There is not the smallest occasion to say a word, " interrupted hislordship. "You did not once forget yourself, or cease to behave like agentleman!" "Your lordship is very kind.
What to read after Donal Grant, By George Macdonald?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macdonald, George, 1824-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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