A Description of Millenium Hall
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She now saw thatfriendship existed not without esteem; and that pleasurable connectionswould break at the time they were most wanted.
This course of life continued, till one evening Lady Sheerness wasseized with a fainting fit at the card-table, and being carried to herbed, in half an hour departed to a world of which she had never thoughtand for which she was totally unprepared.
As Lady Mary was not able to return to the company, they in decency, notin affliction, retired.
Having long expected... this event, her grief was greater than hersurprise. She sent for the gentleman who she knew was her aunt'sexecutor, that her will might be opened and necessary directions givenfor the funeral. Lady Mary had no doubt of succeeding to an easyfortune, and when the will was read it confirmed her in that suppositionby appointing her sole heiress. But the executor told her he feared shewould find no inheritance. The will was made on her first coming to LadySheerness, when there was some remains of the money her lord had lefther, but he was well convinced it had since been not only entiretyexpended, but considerable debts incurred.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She now saw thatfriendship existed not without esteem; and that pleasurable connectionswould break at the time they were most wanted.
This course of life continued, till one evening Lady Sheerness wasseized with a fainting fit at the card-table, and being carried to herbed, in half an hour departed to a world of which she had never thoughtand for which she was totally unprepared.
As Lady Mary was not able to return to the company, they in decency, notin affliction, retired.
Having long expected... this event, her grief was greater than hersurprise. She sent for the gentleman who she knew was her aunt'sexecutor, that her will might be opened and necessary directions givenfor the funeral. Lady Mary had no doubt of succeeding to an easyfortune, and when the will was read it confirmed her in that suppositionby appointing her sole heiress. But the executor told her he feared shewould find no inheritance. The will was made on her first coming to LadySheerness, when there was some remains of the money her lord had lefther, but he was well convinced it had since been not only entiretyexpended, but considerable debts incurred.
What to read after A Description of Millenium Hall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott Sarah to read onlineMoreLess
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