Dawn
Dawn
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To these propositions George offered no objection--indeed, they were distinctly agreeable to him, as lessening the timehe would be forced to spend in the society of a guest he cordiallydetested, for such was the feeling that he had conceived towardsArthur.
Then they parted for the night; but, before he left the room, Georgewent to lock up the safe that was still open in the corner. Struck bysome thought, he unlocked the separate compartment with a key thathung on his watch-chain, and extracted ...therefrom a thick and neatlyfolded packet of letters. Drawing out one or two, he glanced throughthem and replaced them.
"Oh! Lady Anne, Lady Anne, " he said to himself as he closed the case, "you are up in the world now, and you aspire to rule the countysociety, and have both the wealth and the wit to do it; but you mustnot kick over the traces, or I shall be forced to suppress you, LadyAnne, though you are the wife of a Brummagem knight, and I think thatit is time you had a little reminder. You are growing a touch tooindependent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To these propositions George offered no objection--indeed, they were distinctly agreeable to him, as lessening the timehe would be forced to spend in the society of a guest he cordiallydetested, for such was the feeling that he had conceived towardsArthur.
Then they parted for the night; but, before he left the room, Georgewent to lock up the safe that was still open in the corner. Struck bysome thought, he unlocked the separate compartment with a key thathung on his watch-chain, and extracted ...therefrom a thick and neatlyfolded packet of letters. Drawing out one or two, he glanced throughthem and replaced them.
"Oh! Lady Anne, Lady Anne, " he said to himself as he closed the case, "you are up in the world now, and you aspire to rule the countysociety, and have both the wealth and the wit to do it; but you mustnot kick over the traces, or I shall be forced to suppress you, LadyAnne, though you are the wife of a Brummagem knight, and I think thatit is time you had a little reminder. You are growing a touch tooindependent.
What to read after Dawn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Rider Haggard to read onlineMoreLess
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