A Family Chronicle
A Family Chronicle
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1 was twelve years old at the time. The news of the fire was brought from some one at the Hoo, and 1 always understood that Lord Dacre started off 1835] FIRE AT HATFIEU) HOUSE 109 at once to see if he could be of any use ; but I am not sure of this. Anyway, we heard next morning that Lady Salisbury had been burned in the wing that was destroyed by fire. It was supposed that she had been reading the newspaper in her bedroom, and that the candles, having been set close by for her to see the small... print, the paper had caught fire, and that she had been the victim before being able to give the alarm : she was very old and infirm. Nothing was ever found except, it was said, part of some artificial teeth with " gold fixings " ! The sensation in the county can be imagined. Hatfield House was the centre of all sorts of gatherings and gaieties, and the old marchioness was a well- known figure at the covert side, riding with a groom by her side, who, people said, got so eager in the chase that he encouraged his old mistress to come along and take leaps which were quite alarming, but which she was too blind to do more than acquiesce in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 was twelve years old at the time. The news of the fire was brought from some one at the Hoo, and 1 always understood that Lord Dacre started off 1835] FIRE AT HATFIEU) HOUSE 109 at once to see if he could be of any use ; but I am not sure of this. Anyway, we heard next morning that Lady Salisbury had been burned in the wing that was destroyed by fire. It was supposed that she had been reading the newspaper in her bedroom, and that the candles, having been set close by for her to see the small... print, the paper had caught fire, and that she had been the victim before being able to give the alarm : she was very old and infirm. Nothing was ever found except, it was said, part of some artificial teeth with " gold fixings " ! The sensation in the county can be imagined. Hatfield House was the centre of all sorts of gatherings and gaieties, and the old marchioness was a well- known figure at the covert side, riding with a groom by her side, who, people said, got so eager in the chase that he encouraged his old mistress to come along and take leaps which were quite alarming, but which she was too blind to do more than acquiesce in.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gertrude Agnes Sullivan Lyster to read onlineMoreLess
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