In Mr Knoxs Country
In Mr Knoxs Country
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Her friend, Dr. Catherine Fraser, is here also. Wonderful young ladies — no wish for society. 1 begged them to come and live near my church — I offered them a spare corner of the churchyard for their hen-coops — all of no avail. " I said that they seemeonard to please.
89 In Mr. Knox's Country •* Very, very, " assented the clergyman ; '* yet I assure you there is nothing cynical about them. They are merely recloozes. " He sighed, on what seemed to be general grounds, and moved away.
I followed ...Andrew into the house and found myself in the kitchen. The unspeakable dreari- ness of an auction was upon it. Pagodas of various crockeries stood high on the tables, and on benches round the walls sat, rook- like, an assembly of hooded countrywomen. A man with a dingy pale face was standing in front of the cold fireplace, addressing the company. On my arrival he removed his hat with stately grace, and with an effort I recognised Cantillon the sweep, in mufti — that is to say, minus some of his usual top-dressing of soot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her friend, Dr. Catherine Fraser, is here also. Wonderful young ladies — no wish for society. 1 begged them to come and live near my church — I offered them a spare corner of the churchyard for their hen-coops — all of no avail. " I said that they seemeonard to please.
89 In Mr. Knox's Country •* Very, very, " assented the clergyman ; '* yet I assure you there is nothing cynical about them. They are merely recloozes. " He sighed, on what seemed to be general grounds, and moved away.
I followed ...Andrew into the house and found myself in the kitchen. The unspeakable dreari- ness of an auction was upon it. Pagodas of various crockeries stood high on the tables, and on benches round the walls sat, rook- like, an assembly of hooded countrywomen. A man with a dingy pale face was standing in front of the cold fireplace, addressing the company. On my arrival he removed his hat with stately grace, and with an effort I recognised Cantillon the sweep, in mufti — that is to say, minus some of his usual top-dressing of soot.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Edith None Somerville to read onlineMoreLess
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