A Broken Blossom : a Novel 2
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Carolus required an adviser on the subject, the pastor of her church would have been the properest person for her to confide in; * Do you doubt my word, then V I asked him quickly.
* Oh no, my dear Hilda! by no manner of , means. If I am disposed to blame any one, it is Mrs. Carolus. Will you tell us what the rest of the letter contained T ' No, sir ; I would rather not. It was told me privately, if not as a secret ; but if you will ask Mrs. Carolus herself, I have no doubt she will hand the ep...istle over to you.' *Well, I never heard of such a thing before !' exclaimed Miss Markham, tossing her head ; * and it only convinces me of what I have known all along — that Mrs. Carolus is as mean as she is spiteful. She can repeat VOL. Ti. 25 146 A BROKEN BLOSSOM.
tales against other people, but she would be very much surprised if other people com- menced to tell tales against her. I have held my tongue, of course, because I have made it a rule through life never to say a word against another woman's character, but I could tell stories, If I chose, that would shut every door In St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Carolus required an adviser on the subject, the pastor of her church would have been the properest person for her to confide in; * Do you doubt my word, then V I asked him quickly.
* Oh no, my dear Hilda! by no manner of , means. If I am disposed to blame any one, it is Mrs. Carolus. Will you tell us what the rest of the letter contained T ' No, sir ; I would rather not. It was told me privately, if not as a secret ; but if you will ask Mrs. Carolus herself, I have no doubt she will hand the ep...istle over to you.' *Well, I never heard of such a thing before !' exclaimed Miss Markham, tossing her head ; * and it only convinces me of what I have known all along — that Mrs. Carolus is as mean as she is spiteful. She can repeat VOL. Ti. 25 146 A BROKEN BLOSSOM.
tales against other people, but she would be very much surprised if other people com- menced to tell tales against her. I have held my tongue, of course, because I have made it a rule through life never to say a word against another woman's character, but I could tell stories, If I chose, that would shut every door In St.
What to read after A Broken Blossom : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marryat, Florence, 1837-1899 to read onlineMoreLess
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