Lady Elizabeth's Comet
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I could see why Cecilia stayed. She had a tendre for Bevis.
The symptoms showed more clearly on each morning ride, and Bevis did not discourage her. She received Charles's clumsy homage gracefully, but I think she did not really see him when Bevis was with her. Charles grew sulky and clumsier than ever. Only talk of his beloved infirmary could distract him and that not for long.
I ought to have been angry with Bevis for courting two women at once, but I fear I found his antics amusing. In an odd... sense I was proud of his winning ways. So far as I could tell he expended no more lavish efforts on Cecilia than on Miss Bluestone or Alice, and he certainly did not cease to pay me homage. Cecilia was his latest flirt, nothing more, and I could not resent her.
Indeed, I felt sorry for her. She had apparently picked me out as her rival from the first, and she continued to be confused and tongue-tied in my company.
We all spent our afternoons in the withdrawing room with Clanross and Willoughby, and, to Willoughby's incomprehension, Jean and Maggie and Miss Bluestone as often as not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I could see why Cecilia stayed. She had a tendre for Bevis.
The symptoms showed more clearly on each morning ride, and Bevis did not discourage her. She received Charles's clumsy homage gracefully, but I think she did not really see him when Bevis was with her. Charles grew sulky and clumsier than ever. Only talk of his beloved infirmary could distract him and that not for long.
I ought to have been angry with Bevis for courting two women at once, but I fear I found his antics amusing. In an odd... sense I was proud of his winning ways. So far as I could tell he expended no more lavish efforts on Cecilia than on Miss Bluestone or Alice, and he certainly did not cease to pay me homage. Cecilia was his latest flirt, nothing more, and I could not resent her.
Indeed, I felt sorry for her. She had apparently picked me out as her rival from the first, and she continued to be confused and tongue-tied in my company.
We all spent our afternoons in the withdrawing room with Clanross and Willoughby, and, to Willoughby's incomprehension, Jean and Maggie and Miss Bluestone as often as not.
What to read after Lady Elizabeth's Comet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheila Simonson to read onlineMoreLess
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