Cecilia De Noel 8 8
Cecilia De Noel 8 8
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" "No, George, he did not take any plate. It was money, and money Lucindagave him herself for bringing her letters from her father. " "Where was her father, then?" I inquired, much interested.
"Well, he was--a--he was dead, " answered Lady Atherley; "and after sometime, a very low sort of person called upon Lucinda and said she wroteall the letters; but Lucinda could not get the money back without goingto law, as some people wished her to do; but I am glad she did not, as Ithink the papers woul...d have said very unpleasant things about it. " "The apostle I liked best, " said Atherley, "was the American one. Ireally admired old Stamps, and old Stamps admired me; for she knew Ithoroughly understood what an unmitigated humbug she was. She had a finesense of humour, too. How her eyes used to twinkle when I asked posersat her prayer-meetings!" "Dreadful woman!" cried Lady Atherley. "Lucinda brought her to lunchonce. Such black nails, and she said she could make the plates anddishes fly about the room, but I said I would rather not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "No, George, he did not take any plate. It was money, and money Lucindagave him herself for bringing her letters from her father. " "Where was her father, then?" I inquired, much interested.
"Well, he was--a--he was dead, " answered Lady Atherley; "and after sometime, a very low sort of person called upon Lucinda and said she wroteall the letters; but Lucinda could not get the money back without goingto law, as some people wished her to do; but I am glad she did not, as Ithink the papers woul...d have said very unpleasant things about it. " "The apostle I liked best, " said Atherley, "was the American one. Ireally admired old Stamps, and old Stamps admired me; for she knew Ithoroughly understood what an unmitigated humbug she was. She had a finesense of humour, too. How her eyes used to twinkle when I asked posersat her prayer-meetings!" "Dreadful woman!" cried Lady Atherley. "Lucinda brought her to lunchonce. Such black nails, and she said she could make the plates anddishes fly about the room, but I said I would rather not.
What to read after Cecilia De Noel 8 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Falconer Lanoe to read onlineMoreLess
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