His Grace 2
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Mr Gascoigne feels that the Castle ought to be occupied by one of the family ; so, if he doesn't want too exorbitant a rent for the place, we may take it off his hands." "Am I to consider this a formal offer, Mrs Gascoigne?" I inquired.
She hesitated for a moment, and then re- replied — "Well, you can mention it when you write, anyhow. Personally, I should be only too glad to do anything that I could to help him out of his embarrassments, poor fellow I " It is scarcely necessary for me to say t...hat I did not transmit the above kindly message.
Some weeks later it became my duty to trans- VENIT HESPER US : ITE CAPELL^ ! 211 mit to my brother-iu-law a message of an in- finitely more agreeable character. Amongst the entailed estates which he had inherited was a barren tract of land, lying some twenty or thirty miles to the northward of the Castle, which, in the late Duke's time, had gradually fallen out of cultivation, owing to the poverty of the soil, and which we now retained in our hands for grazing purposes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr Gascoigne feels that the Castle ought to be occupied by one of the family ; so, if he doesn't want too exorbitant a rent for the place, we may take it off his hands." "Am I to consider this a formal offer, Mrs Gascoigne?" I inquired.
She hesitated for a moment, and then re- replied — "Well, you can mention it when you write, anyhow. Personally, I should be only too glad to do anything that I could to help him out of his embarrassments, poor fellow I " It is scarcely necessary for me to say t...hat I did not transmit the above kindly message.
Some weeks later it became my duty to trans- VENIT HESPER US : ITE CAPELL^ ! 211 mit to my brother-iu-law a message of an in- finitely more agreeable character. Amongst the entailed estates which he had inherited was a barren tract of land, lying some twenty or thirty miles to the northward of the Castle, which, in the late Duke's time, had gradually fallen out of cultivation, owing to the poverty of the soil, and which we now retained in our hands for grazing purposes.
What to read after His Grace 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norris, W. E. (William Edward), 1847-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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