At Her Mercy. a Novel 3
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Mellish looked more embarrassed than before.
" My dearest Evy," said she presently, "you don't know how ill you have been, nor for how long. The Hey tons came last Saturday, and have been at the Park nearly a week." 154 AT HER MERCY.
" My poor uncle," murmured Evy, me- chanically. What apprehensions, she was thinking, must he have suffered during that time ; how terrible for him to have been dwelling in the very shadow of the hateful woman who had the power to send him to the gallows.
"Yes, ind...eed," said Mrs. Mellish, "it was sad to see him, while you lay here between life and death, and never your dear self : but now he will be another man.
Doctor Burne tells me that he has gone to bed for the first time since you were taken ill, and is now asleep. Your recovery, darling, will be such good news for so many people. Even old Mrs. Sanboy has been inconsolable about you, and I have nearly cracked my voice in telling the lieutenant every morning that you were much the same." " Have you seen either of them yet — I mean the Heytons ?" PROSTRATE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mellish looked more embarrassed than before.
" My dearest Evy," said she presently, "you don't know how ill you have been, nor for how long. The Hey tons came last Saturday, and have been at the Park nearly a week." 154 AT HER MERCY.
" My poor uncle," murmured Evy, me- chanically. What apprehensions, she was thinking, must he have suffered during that time ; how terrible for him to have been dwelling in the very shadow of the hateful woman who had the power to send him to the gallows.
"Yes, ind...eed," said Mrs. Mellish, "it was sad to see him, while you lay here between life and death, and never your dear self : but now he will be another man.
Doctor Burne tells me that he has gone to bed for the first time since you were taken ill, and is now asleep. Your recovery, darling, will be such good news for so many people. Even old Mrs. Sanboy has been inconsolable about you, and I have nearly cracked my voice in telling the lieutenant every morning that you were much the same." " Have you seen either of them yet — I mean the Heytons ?" PROSTRATE.
What to read after At Her Mercy. a Novel 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Payn, James, 1830-1898 to read onlineMoreLess
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