Armadale
Armadale
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‘Unforeseen circumstances’ had suddenly obliged the tenant of the first floor to terminate the occupation of her apartments, and to go to London that day by the eleven o’clock train.
‘Please to have a fly at the door, at half-past ten,’ said Miss Gwilt, as the amazed landlady followed her upstairs. ‘And excuse me, you good creature, if I beg and pray not to be disturbed till the fly comes.’ Once inside her room, she locked the door, and then opened her writing-desk. ‘Now for my letter to the maj...or!’ she said. ‘How shall I word it?’ A moment’s consideration apparently decided her. Searching through her collection of pens, she carefully selected the worst that could be found, and began the letter by writing the date of the day on a soiled sheet of note-paper, in crooked clumsy characters, which ended in a blot made purposely with the feather of the pen. Pausing, sometimes to think a little, sometimes to make another blot, she completed the letter in these words: HONDSIR, – It is on my conscience to tell you something, which I think you ought to know.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Unforeseen circumstances’ had suddenly obliged the tenant of the first floor to terminate the occupation of her apartments, and to go to London that day by the eleven o’clock train.
‘Please to have a fly at the door, at half-past ten,’ said Miss Gwilt, as the amazed landlady followed her upstairs. ‘And excuse me, you good creature, if I beg and pray not to be disturbed till the fly comes.’ Once inside her room, she locked the door, and then opened her writing-desk. ‘Now for my letter to the maj...or!’ she said. ‘How shall I word it?’ A moment’s consideration apparently decided her. Searching through her collection of pens, she carefully selected the worst that could be found, and began the letter by writing the date of the day on a soiled sheet of note-paper, in crooked clumsy characters, which ended in a blot made purposely with the feather of the pen. Pausing, sometimes to think a little, sometimes to make another blot, she completed the letter in these words: HONDSIR, – It is on my conscience to tell you something, which I think you ought to know.
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