James Montjoy Or Ive Been Thinking
James Montjoy Or Ive Been Thinking
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Cross did not wait for the footman to alight, but advancing to the door, " Mr. Rutherford, your servant, sir, " opened it, and threw down the steps, before the gentleman had time to inform him that he was not intending to leave the carriage.
" Your lady will surely want to rest a little ; our accom modations, indeed, are not much to boast of, but poor as they are, we shall be proud to have you use them. " The lady bowed very complacently to Mr. Cross, acknow ledging that she felt obliged for hi...s offer.
' You must excuse us at present, Mr. Cross ; we have some miles further to ride, and if you will show the footman where to procure a little water for our horses, I will be much obliged to you. " " Certainly, certainly; here, men, water, water; don't you hear 1 some water for these horses. " There was a great rush I'VE BEEN THINKING. 101 among those standing near, to accomplish the request ; but whether to obey Mr. Cross, or to oblige the traveller, may be questioned ; for they had heard his name, and therefore knew that a greater than Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cross did not wait for the footman to alight, but advancing to the door, " Mr. Rutherford, your servant, sir, " opened it, and threw down the steps, before the gentleman had time to inform him that he was not intending to leave the carriage.
" Your lady will surely want to rest a little ; our accom modations, indeed, are not much to boast of, but poor as they are, we shall be proud to have you use them. " The lady bowed very complacently to Mr. Cross, acknow ledging that she felt obliged for hi...s offer.
' You must excuse us at present, Mr. Cross ; we have some miles further to ride, and if you will show the footman where to procure a little water for our horses, I will be much obliged to you. " " Certainly, certainly; here, men, water, water; don't you hear 1 some water for these horses. " There was a great rush I'VE BEEN THINKING. 101 among those standing near, to accomplish the request ; but whether to obey Mr. Cross, or to oblige the traveller, may be questioned ; for they had heard his name, and therefore knew that a greater than Mr.
What to read after James Montjoy Or Ive Been Thinking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A S Azel Stevens Roe to read onlineMoreLess
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