A Railway Foundling 1
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" Oh, and that's a young friend of his." "And this?" queried the indefatigable minister of the gospel.
"Ah, sir ! poor dear Miss Mary — God bless her — that was the eldest of the family." Mr. Kelpy scenting some mystery from the changed tone, asked with studied care- lessness, combined with polite interest, " Ah, married, I presume? — or dead?" " Not dead — that we know on, sir," and Mrs. Tempest blew her nose, and would have passed on to the next picture, but her visitor held the photograph to... the light, as if greatly struck by its beauty.
" Darker than the rest of the family ?" he said, as indifferently as he could.
" Except Mr. Frank, the heldest son, he is dark," said Mrs. Tempest, feeling on safe ground again. " He is in the Brazils jiow, sir, he's an hengineer, and they are only waiting A Difference of Serving. 1 2 7 for him to come home for his holiday before there'll be a wedding at Pendleton Grange.
Miss Nora's you see." " Yes — there is a likeness between the two elder girls," persistently referring to the page containing Mary's, "more than between the two younger." " I suppose so," said Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Oh, and that's a young friend of his." "And this?" queried the indefatigable minister of the gospel.
"Ah, sir ! poor dear Miss Mary — God bless her — that was the eldest of the family." Mr. Kelpy scenting some mystery from the changed tone, asked with studied care- lessness, combined with polite interest, " Ah, married, I presume? — or dead?" " Not dead — that we know on, sir," and Mrs. Tempest blew her nose, and would have passed on to the next picture, but her visitor held the photograph to... the light, as if greatly struck by its beauty.
" Darker than the rest of the family ?" he said, as indifferently as he could.
" Except Mr. Frank, the heldest son, he is dark," said Mrs. Tempest, feeling on safe ground again. " He is in the Brazils jiow, sir, he's an hengineer, and they are only waiting A Difference of Serving. 1 2 7 for him to come home for his holiday before there'll be a wedding at Pendleton Grange.
Miss Nora's you see." " Yes — there is a likeness between the two elder girls," persistently referring to the page containing Mary's, "more than between the two younger." " I suppose so," said Mrs.
What to read after A Railway Foundling 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nomad, Pseud to read onlineMoreLess
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