Castle Avon 1
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Fenmore mentioned the subject, and proposed the plan with so much urgency, that at last I persuaded my father to allow me to write to Mr. Gorhambury." " Mr. Fenmore ! This morning !" Mrs.
Gorhambury mused for awhile. " This morn- ing, don't you say ? And where, if I may take the liberty of asking, is it your intention to go?" " That point is not settled yet. It must depend upon my father's strength. And to own the truth," she added, colouring a little, " upon the strength of his purse." " Are y...ou to go to the sea coast ?" " No, I believe not. Mr. Fenmore recom- mends a change to some inland place, where my father will enjoy change of air, and have the advantage at the same time of good medical attendance, which he is not, indeed, at present, in a fit state to do without." 154 CASTLE AVON.
" Perhaps Bath would suit you. Perhaps, Bath is the place you are going to," said Mrs.
Gorhambury, speaking with a certain hesitation and difficulty.
" No, I believe not. Rather, perhaps, Clif- ton, or the Hot Wells; or, if we can manage it—" "Clifton!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fenmore mentioned the subject, and proposed the plan with so much urgency, that at last I persuaded my father to allow me to write to Mr. Gorhambury." " Mr. Fenmore ! This morning !" Mrs.
Gorhambury mused for awhile. " This morn- ing, don't you say ? And where, if I may take the liberty of asking, is it your intention to go?" " That point is not settled yet. It must depend upon my father's strength. And to own the truth," she added, colouring a little, " upon the strength of his purse." " Are y...ou to go to the sea coast ?" " No, I believe not. Mr. Fenmore recom- mends a change to some inland place, where my father will enjoy change of air, and have the advantage at the same time of good medical attendance, which he is not, indeed, at present, in a fit state to do without." 154 CASTLE AVON.
" Perhaps Bath would suit you. Perhaps, Bath is the place you are going to," said Mrs.
Gorhambury, speaking with a certain hesitation and difficulty.
" No, I believe not. Rather, perhaps, Clif- ton, or the Hot Wells; or, if we can manage it—" "Clifton!
What to read after Castle Avon 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marsh-Caldwell, Anne, 1791-1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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