Begumbagh
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You can have what money you want. Beoff for a year's travel. Hunt, shoot, go round the world, what youlike; but don't come back here for a twelvemonth. --Burdon, take thatletter over to the Misses Mimpriss, and wait for an answer. " I took the note across, wondering what would be said while I was gone, and knowing why Sir John wanted his son to go as well as he did, andMiss Virginia too, poor thing. The knocker seemed to make the houseopposite echo very strangely, as I thumped; but when the doo...r was openedin a few minutes, everything in the hall seemed very proper and prim, while the maid who came looked as stiff and disagreeable as could be.
"For Miss Mimpriss, from Sir John Drinkwater, " I said; "and I'll waitfor an answer. " "Very well, " says the woman shortly.
"I'll wait for an answer, " I said, for she was shutting the door.
"Yes; I heard, " she says, and the door was shut in my face.
"Hang all old maids!" I said. "They needn't be afraid of me;" andthere I waited till I heard steps again and the door was opened; and theill-looking woman says in a snappish tone: "Miss Adela Mimpriss'scompliments, and she'll come across directly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You can have what money you want. Beoff for a year's travel. Hunt, shoot, go round the world, what youlike; but don't come back here for a twelvemonth. --Burdon, take thatletter over to the Misses Mimpriss, and wait for an answer. " I took the note across, wondering what would be said while I was gone, and knowing why Sir John wanted his son to go as well as he did, andMiss Virginia too, poor thing. The knocker seemed to make the houseopposite echo very strangely, as I thumped; but when the doo...r was openedin a few minutes, everything in the hall seemed very proper and prim, while the maid who came looked as stiff and disagreeable as could be.
"For Miss Mimpriss, from Sir John Drinkwater, " I said; "and I'll waitfor an answer. " "Very well, " says the woman shortly.
"I'll wait for an answer, " I said, for she was shutting the door.
"Yes; I heard, " she says, and the door was shut in my face.
"Hang all old maids!" I said. "They needn't be afraid of me;" andthere I waited till I heard steps again and the door was opened; and theill-looking woman says in a snappish tone: "Miss Adela Mimpriss'scompliments, and she'll come across directly.
What to read after Begumbagh?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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