Frances Kane's Fortune
Frances Kane's Fortune
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" "Thank you, squire, " replied Fluff. "I've come to see you on a mostimportant matter. Shall we go into the house, or may I talk to youhere?" "I hope, my dear, that you have come to say that you are going to pay meanother visit--I do hope that is your important business. Your littleroom can be got ready in no time, and your guitar--I hope you've broughtyour guitar, my dear. It really is a fact, but I haven't had one scrapof entertainment since Frances went away--preposterous, is it not?" "Well..., of course I knew you'd miss her, " said Fluff in a tranquil voice. "I always told you there was no one in the world like Frances. " "Yes, my dear, yes--I will own, yes, undoubtedly, Frances, for all sheis so quiet, and not what you would call a young person, is a good dealmissed in the place. But you have not answered my query yet, Fluff. Haveyou come to stay?" "No, I've not come to stay; at least, I think not. Squire, I am glad youappreciate dear Frances at last. " "Of course, my love, of course.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Thank you, squire, " replied Fluff. "I've come to see you on a mostimportant matter. Shall we go into the house, or may I talk to youhere?" "I hope, my dear, that you have come to say that you are going to pay meanother visit--I do hope that is your important business. Your littleroom can be got ready in no time, and your guitar--I hope you've broughtyour guitar, my dear. It really is a fact, but I haven't had one scrapof entertainment since Frances went away--preposterous, is it not?" "Well..., of course I knew you'd miss her, " said Fluff in a tranquil voice. "I always told you there was no one in the world like Frances. " "Yes, my dear, yes--I will own, yes, undoubtedly, Frances, for all sheis so quiet, and not what you would call a young person, is a good dealmissed in the place. But you have not answered my query yet, Fluff. Haveyou come to stay?" "No, I've not come to stay; at least, I think not. Squire, I am glad youappreciate dear Frances at last. " "Of course, my love, of course.
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