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'' Yes, ma'am, that's living truth," she said.
^' I said nothing more to Mrs. Benson about him being the party who comes here, for I can hold my tongue when requisite ; but I made inquiries about this young lord and his mother, and Mrs. Benson was full of gossip about them.
' They say,' she said, ' for you see, Miss Brewis, I still keep friendly with some of the old servants ; and they say the young lord is going in for a very rich widow who lives next door to my lord — a Mrs. Trelawn, who goes... by the name of Croesus's Widow. And that'll be her, I've little doubt, in the box with them now,' continued Mrs. Benson; and, ma'am, she pointed out a dark-eyed lady, who was sitting next to the party who comes here ; and, if I may make so bold, the party who comes here was bending over her and gallivanting her in a manner that, if 1 was lawfully married to the j^'^^rty? I would see he didn't do it again." " You should not repeat this gossip to me.
Miss Brewis," said Nellie, with quivering lips.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'' Yes, ma'am, that's living truth," she said.
^' I said nothing more to Mrs. Benson about him being the party who comes here, for I can hold my tongue when requisite ; but I made inquiries about this young lord and his mother, and Mrs. Benson was full of gossip about them.
' They say,' she said, ' for you see, Miss Brewis, I still keep friendly with some of the old servants ; and they say the young lord is going in for a very rich widow who lives next door to my lord — a Mrs. Trelawn, who goes... by the name of Croesus's Widow. And that'll be her, I've little doubt, in the box with them now,' continued Mrs. Benson; and, ma'am, she pointed out a dark-eyed lady, who was sitting next to the party who comes here ; and, if I may make so bold, the party who comes here was bending over her and gallivanting her in a manner that, if 1 was lawfully married to the j^'^^rty? I would see he didn't do it again." " You should not repeat this gossip to me.
Miss Brewis," said Nellie, with quivering lips.
What to read after Crsus's Widow : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Russell, Dora to read onlineMoreLess
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