The Point of View
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and to think howsorry you will be, you were so horrid, when I am gone, because, ofcourse, you know you cannot keep me once I make up my mind to go. " "Mrs. Ebley said I was to have no conversation with you, Miss, "Martha said, glumly, at which Stella laughed afresh.
Meanwhile Count Roumovski had made all arrangements at theExcelsior Hotel, and after lunch sat quietly in the hall awaitinghis beloved. Mrs. Ebley had felt too upset to go down to therestaurant, so the two clergymen were there alone..., and glancedwrathfully at the imperturbable face of Count Roumovski seated athis usual table, with his air of detached aloofness and perfectcalm. They, on the contrary, were so boiling with rage that theyknew not what they ate.
After lunch it had been decided that the party should leave theGrand and take the five o'clock train to Florence, and theirpreparations were made.
Mrs. Ebley had herself been laboriously packing so as not to takeMartha from her post, and orders were whispered to that faithfulAbigail through Stella's letter slide to pack Miss Rawson's thingsat once.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and to think howsorry you will be, you were so horrid, when I am gone, because, ofcourse, you know you cannot keep me once I make up my mind to go. " "Mrs. Ebley said I was to have no conversation with you, Miss, "Martha said, glumly, at which Stella laughed afresh.
Meanwhile Count Roumovski had made all arrangements at theExcelsior Hotel, and after lunch sat quietly in the hall awaitinghis beloved. Mrs. Ebley had felt too upset to go down to therestaurant, so the two clergymen were there alone..., and glancedwrathfully at the imperturbable face of Count Roumovski seated athis usual table, with his air of detached aloofness and perfectcalm. They, on the contrary, were so boiling with rage that theyknew not what they ate.
After lunch it had been decided that the party should leave theGrand and take the five o'clock train to Florence, and theirpreparations were made.
Mrs. Ebley had herself been laboriously packing so as not to takeMartha from her post, and orders were whispered to that faithfulAbigail through Stella's letter slide to pack Miss Rawson's thingsat once.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glyn Elinor to read onlineMoreLess
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