Elizabeths Campaign 8 3
Elizabeths Campaign 8 3
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' The Squire also was absent. But as his breakfast habits wereerratic, owing to the fact that he slept badly and was often up andworking at strange seasons of the night, neither of his daughterstook any notice. Elizabeth did not feel inclined to say anything ofher own observations in the small hours. If the Squire and Foresthad been working at the barricade together, they were perhapssleeping off their exertions. Or the Squire was already on the spot, waiting for the fray? Meanwhile, out of doo...rs, a thick grey mistspread over the park.
So she sat silent like the other two--(Mrs. Gaddesden was of coursein bed)--wondering from time to time when and how she shouldannounce her departure.
Pamela meanwhile was thinking of the letter she would have to writeto Desmond about the day's proceedings, and was impatient to be offas soon as possible for the scene of action. Once or twice itoccurred to her to notice that Miss Bremerton was looking ratherpale and depressed. But the fact only made Pamela feel prickly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' The Squire also was absent. But as his breakfast habits wereerratic, owing to the fact that he slept badly and was often up andworking at strange seasons of the night, neither of his daughterstook any notice. Elizabeth did not feel inclined to say anything ofher own observations in the small hours. If the Squire and Foresthad been working at the barricade together, they were perhapssleeping off their exertions. Or the Squire was already on the spot, waiting for the fray? Meanwhile, out of doo...rs, a thick grey mistspread over the park.
So she sat silent like the other two--(Mrs. Gaddesden was of coursein bed)--wondering from time to time when and how she shouldannounce her departure.
Pamela meanwhile was thinking of the letter she would have to writeto Desmond about the day's proceedings, and was impatient to be offas soon as possible for the scene of action. Once or twice itoccurred to her to notice that Miss Bremerton was looking ratherpale and depressed. But the fact only made Pamela feel prickly.
What to read after Elizabeths Campaign 8 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Humphry Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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