Mr Carteret And Others
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"Could n't I go?" said Mr. Carteret.
"No, " said Barclay, "there are twenty- eight words in this dispatch. It is a hurry-call for me. " He took the night train.
Three weeks later he came back. He arrived late in the afternoon and found his host before the fire looking thought- fully at a note which he held in his hand. "I 'm glad to see you back, " said Mr. Carteret. "Have you proposed to Mary Granvil?" "I?" said Barclay. "No. How could I in Paris? Why?" There was an anxi- ety in his manner whi...ch suggested that he was not as resigned as he said he was.
HOW MR. CARTERET PROPOSED 69 "If you have n't been bungling, " said Mr. Carteret, "blessed if I know what has happened. " "Is it announced?" asked Barclay. "Is itSikes?" "Read Lady Withers's note, " said Mr. Carteret.
Barclay took the note and read : DEAR MR. CARTERET: You will doubtless not be surprised at my request that you remove your horses at once from my stables. It is a disappoint- ment to me that an unforeseen change in my plans makes it impossible for me to have you and Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Could n't I go?" said Mr. Carteret.
"No, " said Barclay, "there are twenty- eight words in this dispatch. It is a hurry-call for me. " He took the night train.
Three weeks later he came back. He arrived late in the afternoon and found his host before the fire looking thought- fully at a note which he held in his hand. "I 'm glad to see you back, " said Mr. Carteret. "Have you proposed to Mary Granvil?" "I?" said Barclay. "No. How could I in Paris? Why?" There was an anxi- ety in his manner whi...ch suggested that he was not as resigned as he said he was.
HOW MR. CARTERET PROPOSED 69 "If you have n't been bungling, " said Mr. Carteret, "blessed if I know what has happened. " "Is it announced?" asked Barclay. "Is itSikes?" "Read Lady Withers's note, " said Mr. Carteret.
Barclay took the note and read : DEAR MR. CARTERET: You will doubtless not be surprised at my request that you remove your horses at once from my stables. It is a disappoint- ment to me that an unforeseen change in my plans makes it impossible for me to have you and Mr.
What to read after Mr Carteret And Others?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Gray to read onlineMoreLess
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