Innocent : Her Fancy And His Fact
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"Ofcourse! Pierce Armitage! I knew him! One of the handsomest fellowsI ever saw! THERE was an artist, if you like!--he might have beenanything! What became of him?--do you know?" "He died abroad, so it is said"--and Miss Leigh's gentle voicetrembled a little--"but nothing is quite certainly known--" Harrington turned swiftly to stare eagerly at Innocent.
"YOUR name is Armitage!" he said--"and do you know you are ratherlike him! Your face reminds me---Are you any relative?" She gave the usual an...swer-- "No. " "Strange!" He bent his eyes scrutinisingly upon her. "I remember Ithought the same thing when I first met you--and HIS features arenot easily forgotten! You have his eyes--and mouth, --you mightalmost be his daughter!" Her breath quickened-- "I wish I were!" she said.
He still looked puzzled.
"No--don't wish for what would perhaps be a misfortune!" he said--"You've done very well for yourself!--but don't be romantic! Keepthat old 'French knight' of yours in the pages of an old Frenchchronicle!--shut the volume, --lock it up, --and--lose the key!" CHAPTER III Some weeks later on, when the London season was at its height, andFashion, that frilled and furbelowed goddess, sat enthroned instate, controlling the moods of the Elect and Select which shechooses to call "society, " Innocent was invited to the house of awell-known Duchess, renowned for a handsome personality, and alsofor an unassailable position, notwithstanding certain sinisterrumours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Ofcourse! Pierce Armitage! I knew him! One of the handsomest fellowsI ever saw! THERE was an artist, if you like!--he might have beenanything! What became of him?--do you know?" "He died abroad, so it is said"--and Miss Leigh's gentle voicetrembled a little--"but nothing is quite certainly known--" Harrington turned swiftly to stare eagerly at Innocent.
"YOUR name is Armitage!" he said--"and do you know you are ratherlike him! Your face reminds me---Are you any relative?" She gave the usual an...swer-- "No. " "Strange!" He bent his eyes scrutinisingly upon her. "I remember Ithought the same thing when I first met you--and HIS features arenot easily forgotten! You have his eyes--and mouth, --you mightalmost be his daughter!" Her breath quickened-- "I wish I were!" she said.
He still looked puzzled.
"No--don't wish for what would perhaps be a misfortune!" he said--"You've done very well for yourself!--but don't be romantic! Keepthat old 'French knight' of yours in the pages of an old Frenchchronicle!--shut the volume, --lock it up, --and--lose the key!" CHAPTER III Some weeks later on, when the London season was at its height, andFashion, that frilled and furbelowed goddess, sat enthroned instate, controlling the moods of the Elect and Select which shechooses to call "society, " Innocent was invited to the house of awell-known Duchess, renowned for a handsome personality, and alsofor an unassailable position, notwithstanding certain sinisterrumours.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Corelli, Marie, 1855-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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