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Milton?" cried she; "and wheiv is Richard ?" " I know nothing of them, mamma ; but cc NOTHING NOTHING WHATEVER.' 75 I have had such a fright about you — it was only some stupid people playing at hide- and-seek in the nave — but I thought I heard you scream." " Silly child ! " answered the old lady ; " I ain't afraid of frogs ; see, I've caught two in my net, poor little things. It's getting damp — that's what brings them out — and I am glad you came, because of my rheu- matics. — In the absence... of these truants, Mr. G-lyn, perhaps you will escort us home?" To this request, Maurice of course ac- ceded ; albeit he was very curious to see his friend, and receive an explanation of the scene he had witnessed from the summit of the abbey- wall. "What he had described to Miss Irby as " Nothing, nothing whatever," had indeed been a very interesting spectacle ; no less than that of Mr. Richard Anstey, magistrate for the county, lying upon the grassy floor of the south transept, and the 76 BLONDEL PARVA.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Milton?" cried she; "and wheiv is Richard ?" " I know nothing of them, mamma ; but cc NOTHING NOTHING WHATEVER.' 75 I have had such a fright about you — it was only some stupid people playing at hide- and-seek in the nave — but I thought I heard you scream." " Silly child ! " answered the old lady ; " I ain't afraid of frogs ; see, I've caught two in my net, poor little things. It's getting damp — that's what brings them out — and I am glad you came, because of my rheu- matics. — In the absence... of these truants, Mr. G-lyn, perhaps you will escort us home?" To this request, Maurice of course ac- ceded ; albeit he was very curious to see his friend, and receive an explanation of the scene he had witnessed from the summit of the abbey- wall. "What he had described to Miss Irby as " Nothing, nothing whatever," had indeed been a very interesting spectacle ; no less than that of Mr. Richard Anstey, magistrate for the county, lying upon the grassy floor of the south transept, and the 76 BLONDEL PARVA.
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