Harper's New Monthly Magazine
Harper's New Monthly Magazine
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I c^ so. I told her all, and very much in the same way that I have just been writ- ing it now. She listened to me with great at- tention, and at parts of what I told her, I could see her countenance change very much indeed.
When I had done, she said, " Fanny, you have told me that which has shodced me very much.
I can say nothing farther to you till I have spoken to Mr. Morgan ; meantime you must be ^lent, and go on as usual." Mr. Morgan was at that time from home, and not expected for some day...s. Meanwhile, Mrs.
Morgan had missed several bottles of wine from the cellar. She had a distinct knowledge of three bottles that were not in their places.
The morning after his arrival he did not go to London as usual. He and my mistress were talking together in the study for a long time. I knew well what they were talking about, and so flurried did I feel, that I could hardly get on with my work. At length I met mistress as she was going up-stairs. She said she was coming to bid me go into the study ; and her manner was so kind that I obeyed her without fear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I c^ so. I told her all, and very much in the same way that I have just been writ- ing it now. She listened to me with great at- tention, and at parts of what I told her, I could see her countenance change very much indeed.
When I had done, she said, " Fanny, you have told me that which has shodced me very much.
I can say nothing farther to you till I have spoken to Mr. Morgan ; meantime you must be ^lent, and go on as usual." Mr. Morgan was at that time from home, and not expected for some day...s. Meanwhile, Mrs.
Morgan had missed several bottles of wine from the cellar. She had a distinct knowledge of three bottles that were not in their places.
The morning after his arrival he did not go to London as usual. He and my mistress were talking together in the study for a long time. I knew well what they were talking about, and so flurried did I feel, that I could hardly get on with my work. At length I met mistress as she was going up-stairs. She said she was coming to bid me go into the study ; and her manner was so kind that I obeyed her without fear.
What to read after Harper's New Monthly Magazine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Davis Batchelder Collection (Library of Congress) to read onlineMoreLess
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