Old Saint Paul's
Old Saint Paul's
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"You can now put any questions tohim you think proper. " The stranger did not require the suggestion to be repeated, butinstantly hastened to the apprentice. "Do you remember me?" he asked.
Leonard answered in the affirmative. "I owe you a large debt ofobligation, " continued the stranger, "and you shall not find me slow inpaying it. But let it pass for the moment. Do you know aught of NizzaMacascree? I know she was taken to Oxford by the king, and subsequentlydisappeared. " "Then you know as m...uch as I do of her, sir, " rejoined Leonard.
"I was right, you see, Mr. Thirlby, " interposed Judith, with a maliciousgrin. "I told you this youth would be utterly ignorant of her retreat. " "My firm conviction is, that she is in the power of Sir PaulParravicin, " observed Leonard. "But it is impossible to say where she isconcealed. " "Then my last hope of finding her has fallen to the ground, " repliedThirlby, with a look of great distress. "Ever since my recovery from theplague, I have been in search of her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You can now put any questions tohim you think proper. " The stranger did not require the suggestion to be repeated, butinstantly hastened to the apprentice. "Do you remember me?" he asked.
Leonard answered in the affirmative. "I owe you a large debt ofobligation, " continued the stranger, "and you shall not find me slow inpaying it. But let it pass for the moment. Do you know aught of NizzaMacascree? I know she was taken to Oxford by the king, and subsequentlydisappeared. " "Then you know as m...uch as I do of her, sir, " rejoined Leonard.
"I was right, you see, Mr. Thirlby, " interposed Judith, with a maliciousgrin. "I told you this youth would be utterly ignorant of her retreat. " "My firm conviction is, that she is in the power of Sir PaulParravicin, " observed Leonard. "But it is impossible to say where she isconcealed. " "Then my last hope of finding her has fallen to the ground, " repliedThirlby, with a look of great distress. "Ever since my recovery from theplague, I have been in search of her.
What to read after Old Saint Paul's?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ainsworth William Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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