A Righted Wrong. a Novel 1
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I want to see Mr. Carteret. You cannot have a better opportunity.' ' Let me see,' said Lady Davyntry, bit- ing the top of her pen contemplatively; ' Mr. Dugdale is down at Oxford, isn't he?' 'Yes,' said her brother; 'gone to see his old tutor, — a fellow he is, but I forget his name, — and won't be back for three weeks.' ' Well, then, I will ask Margaret alone.
I thought, if Mr. Dugdale had been at home, we might have asked him to come to dinner. But you won't mind seeing Mrs. Hungerford home, ...Fitz, will you ?
She could have the carriage, of course.
WHAT THE WOMAN MEANT. 163 and go round by the road ; but I am sure she would not like that.' Mr. Baldwin was exceedingly complai- sant and agreeable. So far from growling an assent in an undertone, sounding much more like a protest than an acquiescence, as is the usual manner of men with regard to the bosom friends of their sisters, he expressed his readiness to undertake the task of seeing Margaret home with a cheer- ful readiness quite beyond suspicion of its sincerity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I want to see Mr. Carteret. You cannot have a better opportunity.' ' Let me see,' said Lady Davyntry, bit- ing the top of her pen contemplatively; ' Mr. Dugdale is down at Oxford, isn't he?' 'Yes,' said her brother; 'gone to see his old tutor, — a fellow he is, but I forget his name, — and won't be back for three weeks.' ' Well, then, I will ask Margaret alone.
I thought, if Mr. Dugdale had been at home, we might have asked him to come to dinner. But you won't mind seeing Mrs. Hungerford home, ...Fitz, will you ?
She could have the carriage, of course.
WHAT THE WOMAN MEANT. 163 and go round by the road ; but I am sure she would not like that.' Mr. Baldwin was exceedingly complai- sant and agreeable. So far from growling an assent in an undertone, sounding much more like a protest than an acquiescence, as is the usual manner of men with regard to the bosom friends of their sisters, he expressed his readiness to undertake the task of seeing Margaret home with a cheer- ful readiness quite beyond suspicion of its sincerity.
What to read after A Righted Wrong. a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Hodgson Yates to read onlineMoreLess
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