The Diamond Coterie
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Aliston yielded to thesolicitations of her hostess, and withdrew, to refresh herself with alittle sleep.
The vigil had been an unusual one, and Mrs. Aliston was very weary. Nosound disturbed the quiet of the elegant guest chamber where she lay;and so it happened that a brisk rapping at her door; at ten o'clock inthe morning, awoke her from heavy, dreamless slumber, and set herwandering wits to wondering vaguely what all this strangeness meant. Then suddenly recalling the events of the previous ...night, she sat up inbed and called out: "Who is there?" "It's ten o'clock, madam, " replied the voice of Mrs. Lamotte's maid;"and will you have breakfast in your room, or in the dining room?" Slipping slowly out from the downy bed, Mrs. Aliston crossed to thedoor, and peering out at the servant, said: "I will breakfast here, Ellen. How is Sybil?" "She is worse, I think, madam, and Mrs. Lamotte is very uneasy; I thinkshe wishes to speak with you, or she would not have had you wakened. " "Tell her I will come to her at once;" and Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aliston yielded to thesolicitations of her hostess, and withdrew, to refresh herself with alittle sleep.
The vigil had been an unusual one, and Mrs. Aliston was very weary. Nosound disturbed the quiet of the elegant guest chamber where she lay;and so it happened that a brisk rapping at her door; at ten o'clock inthe morning, awoke her from heavy, dreamless slumber, and set herwandering wits to wondering vaguely what all this strangeness meant. Then suddenly recalling the events of the previous ...night, she sat up inbed and called out: "Who is there?" "It's ten o'clock, madam, " replied the voice of Mrs. Lamotte's maid;"and will you have breakfast in your room, or in the dining room?" Slipping slowly out from the downy bed, Mrs. Aliston crossed to thedoor, and peering out at the servant, said: "I will breakfast here, Ellen. How is Sybil?" "She is worse, I think, madam, and Mrs. Lamotte is very uneasy; I thinkshe wishes to speak with you, or she would not have had you wakened. " "Tell her I will come to her at once;" and Mrs.
What to read after The Diamond Coterie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lynch Lawrence L. to read onlineMoreLess
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