Beechcroft At Rockstone
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I propose to lay theevidence before him in his own house, so that he may make inquiry, and perhaps find it, and drop the prosecution. Will you come withme?' 'Certainly, Sir Jasper. I should be very glad to think as you do. Icame prepared to act kindly by these children, the only relations Ihave in the world; but I confess that what I have seen and heard hasmade me fear that they, at least the elder ones, are intriguing andundeserving. I should be glad of any proof to the contrary. ' Carrara was... not far off, and they were just in time to catch Mr. Stebbing in his arm-chair, looking over his newspaper, beforerepairing to his office. Mrs. Stebbing stood up, half-flattered, half-fluttered, at the call of this stately gentleman, and wasscarcely prepared to hear him say--- 'I have come down about this affair of young White's. His father wasmy friend and brother-officer, and I am very anxious about him. ' 'I have been greatly disappointed in those young people, Sir Jasper, 'said Mr. Stebbing uneasily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I propose to lay theevidence before him in his own house, so that he may make inquiry, and perhaps find it, and drop the prosecution. Will you come withme?' 'Certainly, Sir Jasper. I should be very glad to think as you do. Icame prepared to act kindly by these children, the only relations Ihave in the world; but I confess that what I have seen and heard hasmade me fear that they, at least the elder ones, are intriguing andundeserving. I should be glad of any proof to the contrary. ' Carrara was... not far off, and they were just in time to catch Mr. Stebbing in his arm-chair, looking over his newspaper, beforerepairing to his office. Mrs. Stebbing stood up, half-flattered, half-fluttered, at the call of this stately gentleman, and wasscarcely prepared to hear him say--- 'I have come down about this affair of young White's. His father wasmy friend and brother-officer, and I am very anxious about him. ' 'I have been greatly disappointed in those young people, Sir Jasper, 'said Mr. Stebbing uneasily.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte M Yonge to read onlineMoreLess
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