He Knew He Was Right 2
He Knew He Was Right 2
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107 make a jouraey thron gh the distant partö of the county, aad aee the beaiitiert of Devonshire. He was to be away for a fortniglit, and then come back for a day or two before he retumed to London. During that fortnight things did not go well with poor Dorothy at Exeten "I sTippose you know your own business best," her aiiot Said to her one moming. Dorothy uttered no Word of reply. Öhe feit it to be equally impossible to Süggest either that ahe did or that she did not know her own biaainess b...cat "There may be reasons which 1 don^t und erstand," exclaimed Annt Stanbury; "but I shonld like to know what it is you expect." "WLy should I expect anything, Aunt Stanbury?" '■'^That^B nonsense. Everybody expects something.
You expect to have your dinner by-and-by, — don't you?" ■■'I suppoae I sliall," said Dorothy, to whom it oc- curred at the momeut that such expectation was justified hy the fact that on every day of her life hitherto some sort of a dinner had come in her way.
'^Yea, — and you think it comes from heaven, I suppose.^^ "'It comes by God's goodness, and your bounty, Aunt Stanbury.*' *'And how will it come when I'm dead?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
107 make a jouraey thron gh the distant partö of the county, aad aee the beaiitiert of Devonshire. He was to be away for a fortniglit, and then come back for a day or two before he retumed to London. During that fortnight things did not go well with poor Dorothy at Exeten "I sTippose you know your own business best," her aiiot Said to her one moming. Dorothy uttered no Word of reply. Öhe feit it to be equally impossible to Süggest either that ahe did or that she did not know her own biaainess b...cat "There may be reasons which 1 don^t und erstand," exclaimed Annt Stanbury; "but I shonld like to know what it is you expect." "WLy should I expect anything, Aunt Stanbury?" '■'^That^B nonsense. Everybody expects something.
You expect to have your dinner by-and-by, — don't you?" ■■'I suppoae I sliall," said Dorothy, to whom it oc- curred at the momeut that such expectation was justified hy the fact that on every day of her life hitherto some sort of a dinner had come in her way.
'^Yea, — and you think it comes from heaven, I suppose.^^ "'It comes by God's goodness, and your bounty, Aunt Stanbury.*' *'And how will it come when I'm dead?
What to read after He Knew He Was Right 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trollope Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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