A Fatal Silence 1
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As I left the schoolhouse — I may say, as I was put out of it — I met young Rushton going in as familiarly as if he lived there. Is that as it ought to be? Miss Stafford would have been driving about with that young man all yesterday after- noon if I had not taken her into Haltham my- self. And I think we all know pretty well what sort of gentleman Mr Rushton is.' 56 A Fatal Silence.
1 Come ! come ! ' interrupted the parson, ' you are going too far. I have never heard anything against the chara...cter of Mr Rushton. In fact, I think he is a young man to be highly respected.
It appears to me, Mr Gribble, that you are viewing the whole matter with a jaundiced eye.
So long as Miss Stafford does her duty to the children of Deepdale, what can it signify to you or anyone what friends she receives in her private apartments when her long day's work is over?' 1 No, indeed,' added Mrs Measures. ' I am sure the poor girl must need a little recreation, for she slaves herself to death in the schoolroom.' Mr Gribble folded his arms, and looked from the husband to the wife in silent amazement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As I left the schoolhouse — I may say, as I was put out of it — I met young Rushton going in as familiarly as if he lived there. Is that as it ought to be? Miss Stafford would have been driving about with that young man all yesterday after- noon if I had not taken her into Haltham my- self. And I think we all know pretty well what sort of gentleman Mr Rushton is.' 56 A Fatal Silence.
1 Come ! come ! ' interrupted the parson, ' you are going too far. I have never heard anything against the chara...cter of Mr Rushton. In fact, I think he is a young man to be highly respected.
It appears to me, Mr Gribble, that you are viewing the whole matter with a jaundiced eye.
So long as Miss Stafford does her duty to the children of Deepdale, what can it signify to you or anyone what friends she receives in her private apartments when her long day's work is over?' 1 No, indeed,' added Mrs Measures. ' I am sure the poor girl must need a little recreation, for she slaves herself to death in the schoolroom.' Mr Gribble folded his arms, and looked from the husband to the wife in silent amazement.
What to read after A Fatal Silence 1?
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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