Celt And Saxon — volume 2
Celt And Saxon — volume 2
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' 'They are so nice, ' Kathleen said.
'You deserve them, if ever girl in this world!' 'I sat on deck all night, and Mr. Colesworth would keep me company. ' 'He could hardly do less, having the chance. But that notwithstanding, I'm under an obligation to your cavalier. And how did you find Ireland, sir? You've made acquaintance with my cousin, young Mr. PatrickO'Donnell, I rejoice to hear. ' 'Yes, through his hearing or seeing my name and suspecting I had asister, ' said Mr. Colesworth, who was ...no longer in the resemblance of agaping oyster on the borders of the ebb. 'The country is not disturbed. ' 'So the doctor thinks his patient is doing favourably! And you cottonedto Patrick? And I don't wonder. Where was it?' 'We met in Trieste. He was about to start by one of the Austrian boatsfor the East. ' 'Not disturbed! no! with a rotten potato inside it paralysingdigestion!' exclaimed Con. 'Now Patrick had been having a peep atVienna, hadn't he?' 'He had; he was fresh from Vienna when I met him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' 'They are so nice, ' Kathleen said.
'You deserve them, if ever girl in this world!' 'I sat on deck all night, and Mr. Colesworth would keep me company. ' 'He could hardly do less, having the chance. But that notwithstanding, I'm under an obligation to your cavalier. And how did you find Ireland, sir? You've made acquaintance with my cousin, young Mr. PatrickO'Donnell, I rejoice to hear. ' 'Yes, through his hearing or seeing my name and suspecting I had asister, ' said Mr. Colesworth, who was ...no longer in the resemblance of agaping oyster on the borders of the ebb. 'The country is not disturbed. ' 'So the doctor thinks his patient is doing favourably! And you cottonedto Patrick? And I don't wonder. Where was it?' 'We met in Trieste. He was about to start by one of the Austrian boatsfor the East. ' 'Not disturbed! no! with a rotten potato inside it paralysingdigestion!' exclaimed Con. 'Now Patrick had been having a peep atVienna, hadn't he?' 'He had; he was fresh from Vienna when I met him.
What to read after Celt And Saxon — volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meredith George to read onlineMoreLess
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