Old Myddeltons Money a Novel
Old Myddeltons Money a Novel
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" Let that vulgar little creature do her own work, Honor, " he urged, in a low tone. " For goodness sake dismiss her ! * But Honor went on, and, standing shvly and earnestly before Mr. Stafford, asked him if he would be so very kind as to promise to help "her friend" in dealing with a |uestion of law.
" I scarcely know what to say, " returned the lawyer, looking keenly into the girl's face, first through, and then over, his glittering spectacles. But, after that hesitation, he added, genially, ..." Yes, I will do it, Miss Craven. " "Thank you, " she said, with unfeigned gladness, "thank you. You hear, Mrs. Payte ? Mr. Stafford promises. " " That's a relief, " observed the old lady, without, how- ever, much evidence of gratitude. " I can manage now ; and you will come to see me ? I don't ask any of you, " she said, looking round upon the group with inimitable effrontery, " because I don't feel quite sure that I have ever seen you before. If I have, so great a change has taken place that it renders recognition difficult.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Let that vulgar little creature do her own work, Honor, " he urged, in a low tone. " For goodness sake dismiss her ! * But Honor went on, and, standing shvly and earnestly before Mr. Stafford, asked him if he would be so very kind as to promise to help "her friend" in dealing with a |uestion of law.
" I scarcely know what to say, " returned the lawyer, looking keenly into the girl's face, first through, and then over, his glittering spectacles. But, after that hesitation, he added, genially, ..." Yes, I will do it, Miss Craven. " "Thank you, " she said, with unfeigned gladness, "thank you. You hear, Mrs. Payte ? Mr. Stafford promises. " " That's a relief, " observed the old lady, without, how- ever, much evidence of gratitude. " I can manage now ; and you will come to see me ? I don't ask any of you, " she said, looking round upon the group with inimitable effrontery, " because I don't feel quite sure that I have ever seen you before. If I have, so great a change has taken place that it renders recognition difficult.
What to read after Old Myddeltons Money a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hay, Mary Cecil, 1840?-1866 to read onlineMoreLess
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