Belgravia 98-99 1899 Jan-Jun
Belgravia 98-99 1899 Jan-Jun
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Seaborough would be just the thing ; it is very quiet, and out of the way. I do not fancy I shall have much trouble in persuading her to go, for I believe she hates us both so much that she will be only too glad to get away.'' " But how explain her absence ? " he asked. " He will be sure to force his way in and insist on an interview with her." *' I have not the slightest objection to his so doing," replied Lady Vane, with animation, for her heart swelled with gladness at the thought of once mo...re seeing the man, to obtain whose love she had played so high a stake, and had not hesitated to sacrifice two lives. " Only he will find me instead of Audrey, that is' all I shall tell him she has been ill, and is ordered perfect rest and quiet. Also that I have promised faithfully to tell no one her address — that she has expressed a wish to receive no letters or visits from anyone." ** And you ? " he asked, as he fixed his eyes on her, with an expression of suspicion and distrust.
** I shall stay here, my dear boy, and look after your interests.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seaborough would be just the thing ; it is very quiet, and out of the way. I do not fancy I shall have much trouble in persuading her to go, for I believe she hates us both so much that she will be only too glad to get away.'' " But how explain her absence ? " he asked. " He will be sure to force his way in and insist on an interview with her." *' I have not the slightest objection to his so doing," replied Lady Vane, with animation, for her heart swelled with gladness at the thought of once mo...re seeing the man, to obtain whose love she had played so high a stake, and had not hesitated to sacrifice two lives. " Only he will find me instead of Audrey, that is' all I shall tell him she has been ill, and is ordered perfect rest and quiet. Also that I have promised faithfully to tell no one her address — that she has expressed a wish to receive no letters or visits from anyone." ** And you ? " he asked, as he fixed his eyes on her, with an expression of suspicion and distrust.
** I shall stay here, my dear boy, and look after your interests.
What to read after Belgravia 98-99 1899 Jan-Jun?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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