Acquitted. a Novel 2
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As Paul and his father drove home, they met Miss Osgood and Mary Lynn in the village of Pencombe.
They had walked to "The Shop" to make some purchases essential to their packing, and as Mary, who was not very well, looked pale and tired, Miss Osgood gladly accepted Paul's offer of setting them down at the Castle.
Paul, who was driving, helped Mary to the seat beside him, and Miss Osgood seated herself by Mr. Penryn.
There were two ways of going back to Penryn Manor House by Altamount Castle.
Wh...o can wonder that Paul, with beau- ACQUITTED. 83 tiful and beloved Mary Lynn by his side, took the longest wav.
Nor did Miss Osgood, who had at once engaged Mr. Penryn in an argument on "the duality of the mind" (an old subject of discussion between them), complain of the extra half hour which enabled her to bring all her forces into the field, and during which Paul, too enraptured for words, felt what an elysium (in the first and emotional stage of love) is the mere presence of the beloved one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As Paul and his father drove home, they met Miss Osgood and Mary Lynn in the village of Pencombe.
They had walked to "The Shop" to make some purchases essential to their packing, and as Mary, who was not very well, looked pale and tired, Miss Osgood gladly accepted Paul's offer of setting them down at the Castle.
Paul, who was driving, helped Mary to the seat beside him, and Miss Osgood seated herself by Mr. Penryn.
There were two ways of going back to Penryn Manor House by Altamount Castle.
Wh...o can wonder that Paul, with beau- ACQUITTED. 83 tiful and beloved Mary Lynn by his side, took the longest wav.
Nor did Miss Osgood, who had at once engaged Mr. Penryn in an argument on "the duality of the mind" (an old subject of discussion between them), complain of the extra half hour which enabled her to bring all her forces into the field, and during which Paul, too enraptured for words, felt what an elysium (in the first and emotional stage of love) is the mere presence of the beloved one.
What to read after Acquitted. a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smythies, Harriet Maria Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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