Knots Untied: Or, Ways And By-Ways in the Hidden Life of American Detectives
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Airs. Seymour charged them fifty dollars for her counsel; but the ladies not chancing to have so much in their purses, she consented to take twenty-five then, and wait till after the marriage, and when Mary should bring the first article to be charmed, for the other twenty -five dol- lars. This was all fair, and pleased the ladies, who went away happy, it seems.
The marriage took place. The old man having some estates in Canada, which needed looking after, made his bridal tour in the now Domini...on of Canada ; and with Que- bec as his central point, travelled about the province for some three weeks, with his new wife.
He was very happy, and so was Mary. They returned to New York duly, and in the course of a few weeks Mary, now Mrs. Mary, visited Mrs. Seymour, with her first batch of articles to be charmed. These were a watch, a very elegant one, profusely ornamented witli diamonds, which had belonged to the old gentleman's former wife, but which Mrs. Mary had discovered that he had some- times carried, and a large diamond ring which he had once worn, but which, on account of an injury to the finger which it fitted, he had laid aside, with some trinkets of val- ue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Airs. Seymour charged them fifty dollars for her counsel; but the ladies not chancing to have so much in their purses, she consented to take twenty-five then, and wait till after the marriage, and when Mary should bring the first article to be charmed, for the other twenty -five dol- lars. This was all fair, and pleased the ladies, who went away happy, it seems.
The marriage took place. The old man having some estates in Canada, which needed looking after, made his bridal tour in the now Domini...on of Canada ; and with Que- bec as his central point, travelled about the province for some three weeks, with his new wife.
He was very happy, and so was Mary. They returned to New York duly, and in the course of a few weeks Mary, now Mrs. Mary, visited Mrs. Seymour, with her first batch of articles to be charmed. These were a watch, a very elegant one, profusely ornamented witli diamonds, which had belonged to the old gentleman's former wife, but which Mrs. Mary had discovered that he had some- times carried, and a large diamond ring which he had once worn, but which, on account of an injury to the finger which it fitted, he had laid aside, with some trinkets of val- ue.
What to read after Knots Untied: Or, Ways And By-Ways in the Hidden Life of American Detectives?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George S Mcwatters to read onlineMoreLess
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