Raised to the Peerage : a Novel 1
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sister, forgive me, I scarcely know what I say. But what do you say, Rosamond — equal to ourselves? — oh! yes — our father boasts of his origin. What would you have more?" Rosamond's heart stood for a moment still.
It was well she was spared the necessity of reply. The faint rustle of a silk dress, and the slowly unclosing door, announced Mrs.
Sheffield.
" I thought I should find you here, Darn- ley," said the mother, coming forward, and seating herself in a large arm-chair beside the fire. ^' ...Did you think I should sleep in peace until I had seen you, and told you of my joy at your return. My life ! how you are al- tered!" 108 RAISED TO THE PEERAGE.
She had drawn him to the seat beside her, and was passing her hand fondly over his curls — all she could see, for the face was turned downwards.
" Come here, Eose I How glad we are to have him back, are we not? It has never been the same house since, has it ?
Mrs. Sheffield made this — to her daughter — complimentary speech,m putting her arm round the latter's slight waist, and drawing her towards her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
sister, forgive me, I scarcely know what I say. But what do you say, Rosamond — equal to ourselves? — oh! yes — our father boasts of his origin. What would you have more?" Rosamond's heart stood for a moment still.
It was well she was spared the necessity of reply. The faint rustle of a silk dress, and the slowly unclosing door, announced Mrs.
Sheffield.
" I thought I should find you here, Darn- ley," said the mother, coming forward, and seating herself in a large arm-chair beside the fire. ^' ...Did you think I should sleep in peace until I had seen you, and told you of my joy at your return. My life ! how you are al- tered!" 108 RAISED TO THE PEERAGE.
She had drawn him to the seat beside her, and was passing her hand fondly over his curls — all she could see, for the face was turned downwards.
" Come here, Eose I How glad we are to have him back, are we not? It has never been the same house since, has it ?
Mrs. Sheffield made this — to her daughter — complimentary speech,m putting her arm round the latter's slight waist, and drawing her towards her.
What to read after Raised to the Peerage : a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Owen, Octavius Freire, Mrs to read onlineMoreLess
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