Allerton Towers. a Novel 2
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" " With all my heart I trust that Fanny may never hear a whisper of it," he says, fervently.
Then Ethel leaves him to seek her mother, but before she can find Mrs. Templeton, that lady has unadvisedly rushed in u])on the Bishop's seclusion and her own fate.
The bills — a long and formidable array of them — are stuck up in line against a row of books on the writing table. She gives them a cursory glance, gleaning nothing of their con- tents, and says, carelessly : — " Am I inopportune ? I wante...d to consult you about the propriety of my taking notice 128 Allerton Towers.
of that extremely elegant and lovely Mrs.
Gifford. I find Lady St. Just has taken her up, and that being the case it won't do for me to stand aloof; but if you're study- ing these notes with a view of writing a Charge "' " T am doing so, Mrs. Templeton," he inter- rupts, terror hidden under his portentous demeanour. " I am doing so, Mrs. Temple- ton, but these notes concern 3^ou only, and my Charge will be addressed to you only." She nods her head slowly in reply to this exordium, and says, pacifically : — " Do rest from your labours a little : T have always felt that you concentrate your- self too much on narrowing subjects ; you are getting into the habit of thinking Allerton Towers the world, and vourself the most important person in it ; it will be bad for your peace of mind in the long run if von do this ; really it will." "T think, Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " With all my heart I trust that Fanny may never hear a whisper of it," he says, fervently.
Then Ethel leaves him to seek her mother, but before she can find Mrs. Templeton, that lady has unadvisedly rushed in u])on the Bishop's seclusion and her own fate.
The bills — a long and formidable array of them — are stuck up in line against a row of books on the writing table. She gives them a cursory glance, gleaning nothing of their con- tents, and says, carelessly : — " Am I inopportune ? I wante...d to consult you about the propriety of my taking notice 128 Allerton Towers.
of that extremely elegant and lovely Mrs.
Gifford. I find Lady St. Just has taken her up, and that being the case it won't do for me to stand aloof; but if you're study- ing these notes with a view of writing a Charge "' " T am doing so, Mrs. Templeton," he inter- rupts, terror hidden under his portentous demeanour. " I am doing so, Mrs. Temple- ton, but these notes concern 3^ou only, and my Charge will be addressed to you only." She nods her head slowly in reply to this exordium, and says, pacifically : — " Do rest from your labours a little : T have always felt that you concentrate your- self too much on narrowing subjects ; you are getting into the habit of thinking Allerton Towers the world, and vourself the most important person in it ; it will be bad for your peace of mind in the long run if von do this ; really it will." "T think, Mrs.
What to read after Allerton Towers. a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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