One of the 28th, a Tale of Waterloo
One of the 28th, a Tale of Waterloo
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He says she has never heen from home before, and that it would be a treat for her to get away and see a little of the world. He is going to stop a few days in London, and show her the sights on his way back." " That will be very jolly, mother. You know I told you what a nice sort of girl she was, and how well we got on together. I don't know how I should have got through my visit there if it hadn't been for her. Her father and mother were very kind too, and I was often over at their house." Mr.... Penfold had not succeeded in inducing Mr. and Mrs.
Withers to allow Mabel to accompany him without much argument. " You know what I have set my mind on, Mrs.
Withers," he said. "But of course such an idea doesn't enter the young people's heads, and it would be very unde- sirable that it should do. But now Ralph has returned he will be wanting to get his commission at once, and then he may be away on foreign service for years, and I do think it would be a good thing for the young people to see as much of each other as possible before he goes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He says she has never heen from home before, and that it would be a treat for her to get away and see a little of the world. He is going to stop a few days in London, and show her the sights on his way back." " That will be very jolly, mother. You know I told you what a nice sort of girl she was, and how well we got on together. I don't know how I should have got through my visit there if it hadn't been for her. Her father and mother were very kind too, and I was often over at their house." Mr.... Penfold had not succeeded in inducing Mr. and Mrs.
Withers to allow Mabel to accompany him without much argument. " You know what I have set my mind on, Mrs.
Withers," he said. "But of course such an idea doesn't enter the young people's heads, and it would be very unde- sirable that it should do. But now Ralph has returned he will be wanting to get his commission at once, and then he may be away on foreign service for years, and I do think it would be a good thing for the young people to see as much of each other as possible before he goes.
What to read after One of the 28th, a Tale of Waterloo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G a George Alfred Henty to read onlineMoreLess
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