Exton Manor
Exton Manor
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*' No, never," said the inexorable Turner. " I read nothing but novels — except an occasional play by Shakespeare, and that only out of a sense of duty. I don't pretend to like it „6 EXTON MANOR I don't want Lady Wrotham to have a wrong ofuaai ot me.
Hate sailing under false colours.^ «^ You are not likely to do that, Captain Turner," sM Mrs.
Prentice. ^^ Every one knows here that as £tur as leligioo goes you are an open soofl^.** " No, that's not so," said Turner. «I never scoff at re* ligion.... I may have something to say occasionally about the people who profess it." Lady Wrotham's brow unbent. She had placed him now.
He was no longer a gentleman living in a small way under the shadow of the castle, who had refused an invitation she had vouchsafed to him. He was a soul, a brand, a sinner, six lean feet of raw material sent to her to be manufactured into the finished article beloved of the Women's Reformation League. ^^ I think it is honest of Captain Turner to confess his unbeliefs," she said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
*' No, never," said the inexorable Turner. " I read nothing but novels — except an occasional play by Shakespeare, and that only out of a sense of duty. I don't pretend to like it „6 EXTON MANOR I don't want Lady Wrotham to have a wrong ofuaai ot me.
Hate sailing under false colours.^ «^ You are not likely to do that, Captain Turner," sM Mrs.
Prentice. ^^ Every one knows here that as £tur as leligioo goes you are an open soofl^.** " No, that's not so," said Turner. «I never scoff at re* ligion.... I may have something to say occasionally about the people who profess it." Lady Wrotham's brow unbent. She had placed him now.
He was no longer a gentleman living in a small way under the shadow of the castle, who had refused an invitation she had vouchsafed to him. He was a soul, a brand, a sinner, six lean feet of raw material sent to her to be manufactured into the finished article beloved of the Women's Reformation League. ^^ I think it is honest of Captain Turner to confess his unbeliefs," she said.
What to read after Exton Manor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marshall, Archibald, 1866-1934 to read onlineMoreLess
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