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Description:This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1885 ...all the employes of the hotel--who could not forbear making the most of this opportunity of sight-seeing and gossip--thronged into the hall after them. Jessie recovered herself quickly. She had an innate regard for appearances. She passed out to the carriage, brilliant, smiling, and apparently light-hearted as usual. "Mori Dieu" whispered a French chambermaid to the garoon near her; "but how young she is, and how pretty! Wait a little, there will be three to the menage one of these days." Her companion smiled blandly, spread out his hands with an air of wide and varied experience, and replied--"Ah, one cannot foretell. They are English. The habits of the English are extremely droll." The hall of the hotel was destined to witness another episode, of a somewhat penetrating character, before the close of Colonel Enderby's wedding day. Eleanor had arranged to set out on her drive back to the Villa Mortelli about halfpast five o'clock. By that time her guests would Have gone their several ways; and the traffic on the Corniche road would be less heavy in the evening. A little before the half-hour she came downstairs. The glory of the day was over, and Eleanor had exchanged her wedding finery for one of her ordinary black dresses, with its many crisp pleatings and flouncings. Over it she wore a long, light-coloured coat, to preserve her clothes from the dusty horrors of the high-road. The excitement, not only of this day, but of the several months, had come to an abrupt termination, and with Eleanor the reaction was already setting in. Her plans had prospered; everything had worked perfectly; she could assure herself, almost without a misgiving, that she had done the best for everybody--for Jessie, for Colonel Enderby, and for Bertie ...We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Colonel Enderby's wife, by Lucas Malet. To get started finding Colonel Enderby's wife, by Lucas Malet, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1885 ...all the employes of the hotel--who could not forbear making the most of this opportunity of sight-seeing and gossip--thronged into the hall after them. Jessie recovered herself quickly. She had an innate regard for appearances. She passed out to the carriage, brilliant, smiling, and apparently light-hearted as usual. "Mori Dieu" whispered a French chambermaid to the garoon near her; "but how young she is, and how pretty! Wait a little, there will be three to the menage one of these days." Her companion smiled blandly, spread out his hands with an air of wide and varied experience, and replied--"Ah, one cannot foretell. They are English. The habits of the English are extremely droll." The hall of the hotel was destined to witness another episode, of a somewhat penetrating character, before the close of Colonel Enderby's wedding day. Eleanor had arranged to set out on her drive back to the Villa Mortelli about halfpast five o'clock. By that time her guests would Have gone their several ways; and the traffic on the Corniche road would be less heavy in the evening. A little before the half-hour she came downstairs. The glory of the day was over, and Eleanor had exchanged her wedding finery for one of her ordinary black dresses, with its many crisp pleatings and flouncings. Over it she wore a long, light-coloured coat, to preserve her clothes from the dusty horrors of the high-road. The excitement, not only of this day, but of the several months, had come to an abrupt termination, and with Eleanor the reaction was already setting in. Her plans had prospered; everything had worked perfectly; she could assure herself, almost without a misgiving, that she had done the best for everybody--for Jessie, for Colonel Enderby, and for Bertie ...We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Colonel Enderby's wife, by Lucas Malet. To get started finding Colonel Enderby's wife, by Lucas Malet, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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