Gallops I
Gallops I
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" I 'm coming to lunch," he said, and rode off.
Digitized by Google ISABELLA 67 When Carteret arrived, Scott was read- ing a letter. He looked up as Carteret came in.
" It is all right," he said. " We are for- given." "To what do you refer?" asked Mr.
Carteret.
Scott handed him the note. " It is a very sweet and noble letter," said he. " She appreciates our innocence in the matter." " From Elizabeth ? " asked Carteret, as he took it.
Scott nodded.
" She says she wants to keep the mare, much as ...one might preserve an historic battle-ground or the sword that slew a king." Carteret read the letter. " She asks you down to Long Island for Sunday," he said. " Are you going? " " I am," said Scott.
" She has asked me also," said Carteret.
'* I found a note from her when I got home." "You are going, are n't you?" said Scott.
Digitized by Google 68 GALLOPS 2 " I am in doubt," said Carteret, slowly.
" I am suspicious. I have known Eliza- beth Heminway for a good many years.
She is forgiving and noble, but I think she would like to see us riding Isabella." ''Rubbish!" said Scott.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I 'm coming to lunch," he said, and rode off.
Digitized by Google ISABELLA 67 When Carteret arrived, Scott was read- ing a letter. He looked up as Carteret came in.
" It is all right," he said. " We are for- given." "To what do you refer?" asked Mr.
Carteret.
Scott handed him the note. " It is a very sweet and noble letter," said he. " She appreciates our innocence in the matter." " From Elizabeth ? " asked Carteret, as he took it.
Scott nodded.
" She says she wants to keep the mare, much as ...one might preserve an historic battle-ground or the sword that slew a king." Carteret read the letter. " She asks you down to Long Island for Sunday," he said. " Are you going? " " I am," said Scott.
" She has asked me also," said Carteret.
'* I found a note from her when I got home." "You are going, are n't you?" said Scott.
Digitized by Google 68 GALLOPS 2 " I am in doubt," said Carteret, slowly.
" I am suspicious. I have known Eliza- beth Heminway for a good many years.
She is forgiving and noble, but I think she would like to see us riding Isabella." ''Rubbish!" said Scott.
What to read after Gallops I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Gray to read onlineMoreLess
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