Basset a Village Chronicle
Basset a Village Chronicle
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Benet in her best shawl and bonnet, going — wtII, where could she be going? or JNIiss Fitten staggering under a vast brown paper parcel, evidently somebody's new gown — ^but whose?
Dull? What was Sophy thinking of?
That was evident, even to Rachel's un- suspiciousness, when, on the next sheet, Soj)hy proceeded to say that she had long thought what a delightful companion Ann, her eldest daughter, would be for her aunt Rachel, and to propose that Rachel should have her to live with her. Having st...ated on page two that every additional mouth to feed was dreadfully exj)ensive for the Thornberys, did not prevent Sophy boldly representing on page four that Ann " could not make any difference " to Rachel. Sarah, said Sophy — knowing Sarah and Rachel too — need not be consulted.
A business-like postscript added that Ann having the prospect of a reliable escort as far as Burkham, by the coach arriving there on Thursday week, did not Rachel think it would be a great pity to miss such a provi- dential opportunity?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Benet in her best shawl and bonnet, going — wtII, where could she be going? or JNIiss Fitten staggering under a vast brown paper parcel, evidently somebody's new gown — ^but whose?
Dull? What was Sophy thinking of?
That was evident, even to Rachel's un- suspiciousness, when, on the next sheet, Soj)hy proceeded to say that she had long thought what a delightful companion Ann, her eldest daughter, would be for her aunt Rachel, and to propose that Rachel should have her to live with her. Having st...ated on page two that every additional mouth to feed was dreadfully exj)ensive for the Thornberys, did not prevent Sophy boldly representing on page four that Ann " could not make any difference " to Rachel. Sarah, said Sophy — knowing Sarah and Rachel too — need not be consulted.
A business-like postscript added that Ann having the prospect of a reliable escort as far as Burkham, by the coach arriving there on Thursday week, did not Rachel think it would be a great pity to miss such a provi- dential opportunity?
What to read after Basset a Village Chronicle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Evelyn Beatrice Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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