Marcia 1
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However, when he reached St. George's Place, he did not content himself with ringing the bell and pushing his card into the letter-box, after the unceremonious fashion affected by modern young men, but duly waited until the door was opened, and then asked whether Lady Wetherby was at home. Her ladyship, he was informed, was at home ; and presently he was received with the kindliness which her ladyship MR. ARCED ALE IS SATISFIED. 75 ^vas accustomed to extend impartially to the just and to the un...just. He suspected that he was not altogether approved of by Lady Wetherby ; but he felt sui*e that, by taking a little trouble, he could overcome any prejudice that she might have con- ceived against him, and he was desirous just now of securing her good opinion. Therefore he did not at once begin to talk about Mrs. Brett, but discussed a number of other persons in whom he was not greatly interested, and found some- thing pleasant to say about all of them ; so that eventually it was his hostess, not he, who intro- duced the subject upon which he wished for further information.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However, when he reached St. George's Place, he did not content himself with ringing the bell and pushing his card into the letter-box, after the unceremonious fashion affected by modern young men, but duly waited until the door was opened, and then asked whether Lady Wetherby was at home. Her ladyship, he was informed, was at home ; and presently he was received with the kindliness which her ladyship MR. ARCED ALE IS SATISFIED. 75 ^vas accustomed to extend impartially to the just and to the un...just. He suspected that he was not altogether approved of by Lady Wetherby ; but he felt sui*e that, by taking a little trouble, he could overcome any prejudice that she might have con- ceived against him, and he was desirous just now of securing her good opinion. Therefore he did not at once begin to talk about Mrs. Brett, but discussed a number of other persons in whom he was not greatly interested, and found some- thing pleasant to say about all of them ; so that eventually it was his hostess, not he, who intro- duced the subject upon which he wished for further information.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norris, W. E. (William Edward), 1847-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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