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Chantry, in a rallying tone that yet ill dis- guises the underlying satisfaction ; * but what newspapers are these notices taken from, eh ? I see the name is pinned on each slip. The Pudbury Post, The Muds hire Inde- pendent, The Little Didlington Advertiser. How very odd ! I do not think I ever heard of any of them. ' ' They are local papers, ' answers Emma hastily, * and no doubt of no great weight in themselves ; but straws show which way the wind blows, and I hope it is fair to infer that t...hey give one an idea of what the tone of the Press is likely to be. ' * I am sure I hope so !' (heartily and yet dubiously, too). * I never heard such a chorus of praise ; and is not there one dis- A BEGINNER 127 sentient voice? Have any of the London papers spoken yet ?' 1 There is just a mention of it in the ' naming a well-known daily, and drawing forth with manifest reluctance a slip which she has not yet presented to her aunt's notice.
Mrs. Chantry eagerly reads it out loud.
' To novek of the type of " Miching Mallecho " it is difficult to apply a con- demnation less wholesale than that of Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chantry, in a rallying tone that yet ill dis- guises the underlying satisfaction ; * but what newspapers are these notices taken from, eh ? I see the name is pinned on each slip. The Pudbury Post, The Muds hire Inde- pendent, The Little Didlington Advertiser. How very odd ! I do not think I ever heard of any of them. ' ' They are local papers, ' answers Emma hastily, * and no doubt of no great weight in themselves ; but straws show which way the wind blows, and I hope it is fair to infer that t...hey give one an idea of what the tone of the Press is likely to be. ' * I am sure I hope so !' (heartily and yet dubiously, too). * I never heard such a chorus of praise ; and is not there one dis- A BEGINNER 127 sentient voice? Have any of the London papers spoken yet ?' 1 There is just a mention of it in the ' naming a well-known daily, and drawing forth with manifest reluctance a slip which she has not yet presented to her aunt's notice.
Mrs. Chantry eagerly reads it out loud.
' To novek of the type of " Miching Mallecho " it is difficult to apply a con- demnation less wholesale than that of Dr.
What to read after A Beginner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Broughton Rhoda to read onlineMoreLess
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