Holidays Among the Mountains Or Scenes And Stories of Wales
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" "Let us hear all about it, " replied Mademoiselle Allemeyer ; " mind, Sylvine, the whole truth. Child, child, you little think of the anxiety you have caused. " 104 HOLIDAYS AMONG THE MOUNTAINS.
CHAPTER XVIII.
BENIGHTED.
'"PHE next day they were to return to Beddgelert ; -* the Hill party proposing to proceed to Llan- gollen by way of Bala and Corwen, which places they had not yet seen, whilst Mademoiselle had received instruction from Madame D'Aubencourt to meet her with her young charges at... Bangor. So the pleasant party would be broken up ; for pleasant it had been to all, and to Jenny especially, in spite of her aversion to join it. The hotel being full and every vehicle in request, only one carriage could be obtained and three cars, not the easiest thing in the world for a journey. However, every one put on a cheerful countenance, and declared themselves ready to bear any amount of jolting ; so preparations for departure went on cheerily enough. When all were ready and mustered on the terrace for departure, the landlord came up with a rueful countenance, " I am very sorry to disappoint you, Madam, " he said, bowing, " but I find that I can only offer you two cars, one unknown to myself having been sent to the next village I am very sorry very.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Let us hear all about it, " replied Mademoiselle Allemeyer ; " mind, Sylvine, the whole truth. Child, child, you little think of the anxiety you have caused. " 104 HOLIDAYS AMONG THE MOUNTAINS.
CHAPTER XVIII.
BENIGHTED.
'"PHE next day they were to return to Beddgelert ; -* the Hill party proposing to proceed to Llan- gollen by way of Bala and Corwen, which places they had not yet seen, whilst Mademoiselle had received instruction from Madame D'Aubencourt to meet her with her young charges at... Bangor. So the pleasant party would be broken up ; for pleasant it had been to all, and to Jenny especially, in spite of her aversion to join it. The hotel being full and every vehicle in request, only one carriage could be obtained and three cars, not the easiest thing in the world for a journey. However, every one put on a cheerful countenance, and declared themselves ready to bear any amount of jolting ; so preparations for departure went on cheerily enough. When all were ready and mustered on the terrace for departure, the landlord came up with a rueful countenance, " I am very sorry to disappoint you, Madam, " he said, bowing, " but I find that I can only offer you two cars, one unknown to myself having been sent to the next village I am very sorry very.
What to read after Holidays Among the Mountains Or Scenes And Stories of Wales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Matilda Betham Edwards to read onlineMoreLess
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