Barford Abbey
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Grant the Attorney. Now she has discovered all, by faintingaway when he broke from her to go to the other end of the room.
I hope there has been no blood shed?
None, I'll assure you, _Mame_, in this house; what happens out of it isno business of mine. Now, _Mame_, would you please to go to bed? By allmeans, Mrs. Betty. --So away went my communicative companion. Being muchtired, I shall lay down an hour or two, then reassume my pen.
_Four o'clock in the morning_.
Not able to close my eyes, I am ...got up to have the pleasure ofintroducing to your Ladyship the Gentleman who I mention'd was to dinewith us at the other inn. Judge my surprize, when I found him to be theworthy Dean of H---- going into Oxfordshire to visit his formerflock;--I knew him before Mr. Jenkings pronounced his name, by thestrong likeness of his picture.
I even fancied the beautiful pair stood before me, whose hands he isrepresented joining. It is much to be regretted so fine a piece shouldbe hid from the world. --Why should not _this_ be proportion?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Grant the Attorney. Now she has discovered all, by faintingaway when he broke from her to go to the other end of the room.
I hope there has been no blood shed?
None, I'll assure you, _Mame_, in this house; what happens out of it isno business of mine. Now, _Mame_, would you please to go to bed? By allmeans, Mrs. Betty. --So away went my communicative companion. Being muchtired, I shall lay down an hour or two, then reassume my pen.
_Four o'clock in the morning_.
Not able to close my eyes, I am ...got up to have the pleasure ofintroducing to your Ladyship the Gentleman who I mention'd was to dinewith us at the other inn. Judge my surprize, when I found him to be theworthy Dean of H---- going into Oxfordshire to visit his formerflock;--I knew him before Mr. Jenkings pronounced his name, by thestrong likeness of his picture.
I even fancied the beautiful pair stood before me, whose hands he isrepresented joining. It is much to be regretted so fine a piece shouldbe hid from the world. --Why should not _this_ be proportion?
What to read after Barford Abbey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gunning Susannah Minific to read onlineMoreLess
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