Their Pilgrimage
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there was a Mrs. Farquharthere. " "Georgiana Randolph! Georgie! How did she look? We were at MadameSequin's together, and a couple of seasons in Paris. Georgie! She wasthe handsomest, the wittiest, the most fascinating woman I ever saw. Ihope she didn't give you a turn?" "Oh, no. But we were very good friends. She is a very handsomewoman--perhaps you would expect me to say handsome still; but that seemsa sort of treason to her mature beauty. " "And who else?" "Oh, the Storbes from New Orleans, ...the Slifers from Mobile--no end ofpeople--some from Philadelphia--and Ohio. " "Ohio? Those Bensons!" said she, turning sharply on him.
"Yes, those Bensons, Penelope. Why not?" "Oh, nothing. It's a free country. I hope, Stanhope, you didn'tencourage her. You might make her very unhappy. " "I trust not, " said King stoutly. "We are engaged. " "Engaged!" repeated Mrs. Glow, in a tone that implied a whole world ofastonishment and improbability.
"Yes, and you are just in time to congratulate us. There they are!" Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
there was a Mrs. Farquharthere. " "Georgiana Randolph! Georgie! How did she look? We were at MadameSequin's together, and a couple of seasons in Paris. Georgie! She wasthe handsomest, the wittiest, the most fascinating woman I ever saw. Ihope she didn't give you a turn?" "Oh, no. But we were very good friends. She is a very handsomewoman--perhaps you would expect me to say handsome still; but that seemsa sort of treason to her mature beauty. " "And who else?" "Oh, the Storbes from New Orleans, ...the Slifers from Mobile--no end ofpeople--some from Philadelphia--and Ohio. " "Ohio? Those Bensons!" said she, turning sharply on him.
"Yes, those Bensons, Penelope. Why not?" "Oh, nothing. It's a free country. I hope, Stanhope, you didn'tencourage her. You might make her very unhappy. " "I trust not, " said King stoutly. "We are engaged. " "Engaged!" repeated Mrs. Glow, in a tone that implied a whole world ofastonishment and improbability.
"Yes, and you are just in time to congratulate us. There they are!" Mr.
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