Fathers And Sons: a Novel
Fathers And Sons: a Novel
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Well that's a comfort." '^ He will be back, he says, on Wednesday next," said Jane, not exhibiting any very particular signs of satisfaction at the proposi- tion.
*' Don't be angry with me," said Smylar, *' for asking the ques- tion ; but have you heard from Mrs. Amersham? You told me the day before yesterday you had written to her. Now, what does she say to the proposal of forcing you into the match ?" "1 have heard from Mrs. Amersham," said Jane— the which Mrs. Smylar knew as well as herself,... inasmuch as no letter ever reached an inmate of the colonel's house without undergoing an exceedingly strict investigation, upon which, unless in a hermeti- cally sealed envelope (a contrivance not, in general use for the general post, until the marvellous improvements which have re- cently been made to produce a uniform rate, which varies more Digitized by Google FATHERS AND SONS. 145 cariously and with an infinitely greater degree of intracacy than any postage ever before contrived) every ingenuity and stage trick of which the min& was capable was put into practice to get at its contents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Well that's a comfort." '^ He will be back, he says, on Wednesday next," said Jane, not exhibiting any very particular signs of satisfaction at the proposi- tion.
*' Don't be angry with me," said Smylar, *' for asking the ques- tion ; but have you heard from Mrs. Amersham? You told me the day before yesterday you had written to her. Now, what does she say to the proposal of forcing you into the match ?" "1 have heard from Mrs. Amersham," said Jane— the which Mrs. Smylar knew as well as herself,... inasmuch as no letter ever reached an inmate of the colonel's house without undergoing an exceedingly strict investigation, upon which, unless in a hermeti- cally sealed envelope (a contrivance not, in general use for the general post, until the marvellous improvements which have re- cently been made to produce a uniform rate, which varies more Digitized by Google FATHERS AND SONS. 145 cariously and with an infinitely greater degree of intracacy than any postage ever before contrived) every ingenuity and stage trick of which the min& was capable was put into practice to get at its contents.
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