Graham's Magazine Vol Xxxii No. 1 January 1848
Graham's Magazine Vol Xxxii No. 1 January 1848
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"But, so far from coming back, " said Mr. Jennings' piercing voice, "you were walking rapidly away. " "No, " said Caroline.
"But I say yes!" screamed Jennings. "Mr. Williams, was not the youngwoman walking rapidly away?" "She _had been_ walking rapidly, " said Mr. Williams, "but when we cameup she was, as she says, standing still, looking at the lace. It isalso true that an old gentleman ran against her, knocked the lace outof her hand, and picked it up again. That I saw from the distance. " "M...ark you!" exclaimed Franklin, "how each small feature of her storyis confirmed. " "But you left our door, " exclaimed Mr. Jennings, "at a furious pace. " "That I can explain to your satisfaction, " said Franklin. "We wereengaged to call upon a lady, Mrs. Porter, No. ----, Portland-Place, athalf past two. This Mrs. Porter herself can testify. We left your doortoo late, and walked rapidly to keep our appointment. You canascertain from your clerks at what hour we left. " "It was just half past two, " said Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"But, so far from coming back, " said Mr. Jennings' piercing voice, "you were walking rapidly away. " "No, " said Caroline.
"But I say yes!" screamed Jennings. "Mr. Williams, was not the youngwoman walking rapidly away?" "She _had been_ walking rapidly, " said Mr. Williams, "but when we cameup she was, as she says, standing still, looking at the lace. It isalso true that an old gentleman ran against her, knocked the lace outof her hand, and picked it up again. That I saw from the distance. " "M...ark you!" exclaimed Franklin, "how each small feature of her storyis confirmed. " "But you left our door, " exclaimed Mr. Jennings, "at a furious pace. " "That I can explain to your satisfaction, " said Franklin. "We wereengaged to call upon a lady, Mrs. Porter, No. ----, Portland-Place, athalf past two. This Mrs. Porter herself can testify. We left your doortoo late, and walked rapidly to keep our appointment. You canascertain from your clerks at what hour we left. " "It was just half past two, " said Mr.
What to read after Graham's Magazine Vol Xxxii No. 1 January 1848?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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