A Simple Story
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"Don't I say so?" replied he warmly; "and is not that a just reason formy suspicions?" "But is there only one man in the world on whom those suspicions canfix?" said Miss Woodley, with the colour mounting into her face.
"Not that I know of--not one more that I know of, " he replied, withastonishment at what she had insinuated, and yet with a perfectassurance that she was in the wrong.
"Perhaps I am mistaken, " answered she.
"Nay, that is impossible too, " returned he with anxiety--"You share he...rconfidence--you are perpetually with her; and if she did not confide inyou, (which I know, and rejoice that she does) you would yet beacquainted with all her inclinations. " "I believe I am _perfectly_ acquainted with them, " replied Miss Woodley, with a significance in her voice and manner which convinced him therewas some secret to learn.
After a hesitation---- "It is far from me, " replied he, "to wish to be entrusted with theprivate sentiments of those who desire to with-hold them from me; muchless would I take any unfair means to be informed of them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Don't I say so?" replied he warmly; "and is not that a just reason formy suspicions?" "But is there only one man in the world on whom those suspicions canfix?" said Miss Woodley, with the colour mounting into her face.
"Not that I know of--not one more that I know of, " he replied, withastonishment at what she had insinuated, and yet with a perfectassurance that she was in the wrong.
"Perhaps I am mistaken, " answered she.
"Nay, that is impossible too, " returned he with anxiety--"You share he...rconfidence--you are perpetually with her; and if she did not confide inyou, (which I know, and rejoice that she does) you would yet beacquainted with all her inclinations. " "I believe I am _perfectly_ acquainted with them, " replied Miss Woodley, with a significance in her voice and manner which convinced him therewas some secret to learn.
After a hesitation---- "It is far from me, " replied he, "to wish to be entrusted with theprivate sentiments of those who desire to with-hold them from me; muchless would I take any unfair means to be informed of them.
What to read after A Simple Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Inchbald Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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