Jesse Cliffe
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Take him off, Daniel. And you, Phoebe, go tobed and compose yourself. Heaven bless you, my darling!" said the fondgrandfather, smoothing her hair, as, the tears still chasing each otherdown her cheeks, she stood leaning against his knee. "Go to bed and tosleep, my precious! and you, Sally, bring me my pipe:" and wonderingwhy the fulfilment of a strong desire should not make him happier, thehonest farmer endeavoured to smoke away his cares.
In the meanwhile, old Daniel conducted Jesse to the Che...quers, and havinglodged him safely in an upper room, sought out "an ancient, trusty, drouthy crony, " with whom he sate down to carouse in the same apartmentwith his prisoner. It was a dark, cold, windy, October night, and thetwo warders sate cosily by the fire, enjoying their gossip and theirale, while the unlucky delinquent placed himself pensively by thewindow. About midnight the two old men were startled by his flingingopen the casement.
"Miss Phoebe! look! look!" "What? where?" inquired Daniel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Take him off, Daniel. And you, Phoebe, go tobed and compose yourself. Heaven bless you, my darling!" said the fondgrandfather, smoothing her hair, as, the tears still chasing each otherdown her cheeks, she stood leaning against his knee. "Go to bed and tosleep, my precious! and you, Sally, bring me my pipe:" and wonderingwhy the fulfilment of a strong desire should not make him happier, thehonest farmer endeavoured to smoke away his cares.
In the meanwhile, old Daniel conducted Jesse to the Che...quers, and havinglodged him safely in an upper room, sought out "an ancient, trusty, drouthy crony, " with whom he sate down to carouse in the same apartmentwith his prisoner. It was a dark, cold, windy, October night, and thetwo warders sate cosily by the fire, enjoying their gossip and theirale, while the unlucky delinquent placed himself pensively by thewindow. About midnight the two old men were startled by his flingingopen the casement.
"Miss Phoebe! look! look!" "What? where?" inquired Daniel.
What to read after Jesse Cliffe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitford, Mary Russell, 1787-1855 to read onlineMoreLess
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