Joseph in Jeopardy
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Juxton ought to know about his daughter, and I'm going to tell him. Then D. Will have to take action. You know I'm your friend in this matter. Something ought to be done to stop the scandal. He was with her, as you know, all yesterday afternoon — it can't go on. I'm staying here a few days. If you care to come round and see me, I could tell you more. I shall be alone all this evening. " The letter had gone before Dennis came to the hotel, to which he had been directed from the flat. When Fanny ...heard that he had come and was waiting in the drawing-room to see her, her heart bounded, she felt this was the firstfruits of her letter. They knew that they could not do without her. She would tell Dennis she had not really made up her mind whether or not she would enlighten Amos, and furnish him with the necessary proofs. She would keep Dennis in suspense; he was not going to get his freedom easily, he would have to beg her for her evidence, abase himself. The prospect of Dennis abasing himself attracted her immensely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Juxton ought to know about his daughter, and I'm going to tell him. Then D. Will have to take action. You know I'm your friend in this matter. Something ought to be done to stop the scandal. He was with her, as you know, all yesterday afternoon — it can't go on. I'm staying here a few days. If you care to come round and see me, I could tell you more. I shall be alone all this evening. " The letter had gone before Dennis came to the hotel, to which he had been directed from the flat. When Fanny ...heard that he had come and was waiting in the drawing-room to see her, her heart bounded, she felt this was the firstfruits of her letter. They knew that they could not do without her. She would tell Dennis she had not really made up her mind whether or not she would enlighten Amos, and furnish him with the necessary proofs. She would keep Dennis in suspense; he was not going to get his freedom easily, he would have to beg her for her evidence, abase himself. The prospect of Dennis abasing himself attracted her immensely.
What to read after Joseph in Jeopardy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julia Frankau to read onlineMoreLess
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