Madeline : a Tale 1
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Fonnereau gave money for the ensigncy ; because, if he did, he shall insist on pay- ing it back by instalments, as he gets MADELINE. 109 forward in the army. I feel proud of this dear brother ; and my mother said with much pleasure, when she read his letter, " Well, Madeline, when I have one son an officer, and another a mi- nister, and you, dear girl, are married as you ought to be, I shall be the proudest of mothers." But what did she mean by my " being married as I ought to be ? " Kind but m...istaken parent! thy day- dreams for me will never be realized.
I wonder when Mr. Falconer and his friend come back. Ha ! surely I see smoke in the chimneys. It is so ; then they are returned ; but not until this morning, I dare say ; because I am sure there was no smoke in those chimneys last night. It is not likely they will come into the village to-day.
Now then to my harp. It is. so warm in my room, though they have fires at Glencarron, that I must play with my 110 MADELINE.
window open : but no matter, no one will hear me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fonnereau gave money for the ensigncy ; because, if he did, he shall insist on pay- ing it back by instalments, as he gets MADELINE. 109 forward in the army. I feel proud of this dear brother ; and my mother said with much pleasure, when she read his letter, " Well, Madeline, when I have one son an officer, and another a mi- nister, and you, dear girl, are married as you ought to be, I shall be the proudest of mothers." But what did she mean by my " being married as I ought to be ? " Kind but m...istaken parent! thy day- dreams for me will never be realized.
I wonder when Mr. Falconer and his friend come back. Ha ! surely I see smoke in the chimneys. It is so ; then they are returned ; but not until this morning, I dare say ; because I am sure there was no smoke in those chimneys last night. It is not likely they will come into the village to-day.
Now then to my harp. It is. so warm in my room, though they have fires at Glencarron, that I must play with my 110 MADELINE.
window open : but no matter, no one will hear me.
What to read after Madeline : a Tale 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amelia Alderson Opie to read onlineMoreLess
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