Pictures of the World At Home And Abroad 2
Pictures of the World At Home And Abroad 2
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RatcliiTs evident annoy* ance at this continual ebullition of his groom, he could not prevent it, and indeed the superior him- self seemed to encourage it by the attention he gave him ; nor did he dissent from the prompt ad- vice with which Robin abruptly broke in upon his master's deliberation, instantly to take the young Penruddock to England, together with the supe- rior, and the governor of Namur, who would all give evidence, he said, before the king, and see him righted.
" With the excepti...on of Son Ewcellence and pdyself,'' said the superior, ^^ I think the advice not bad ; and, as to us, we will be ready to sign the truth of every article of the account I have given you, of the introduction of the child to our convent.*" Mr. Ratcliff made his acknowledgments, and said, with the superior's permission, he would cer- tainly take the boy to England, and lay his case before the government ; but his restoration to the estates might be very doubtful, as it would depend 136 PEMRUDDOCK ; upon a process at law, and perhaps not a little upon the proofs of the murder of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
RatcliiTs evident annoy* ance at this continual ebullition of his groom, he could not prevent it, and indeed the superior him- self seemed to encourage it by the attention he gave him ; nor did he dissent from the prompt ad- vice with which Robin abruptly broke in upon his master's deliberation, instantly to take the young Penruddock to England, together with the supe- rior, and the governor of Namur, who would all give evidence, he said, before the king, and see him righted.
" With the excepti...on of Son Ewcellence and pdyself,'' said the superior, ^^ I think the advice not bad ; and, as to us, we will be ready to sign the truth of every article of the account I have given you, of the introduction of the child to our convent.*" Mr. Ratcliff made his acknowledgments, and said, with the superior's permission, he would cer- tainly take the boy to England, and lay his case before the government ; but his restoration to the estates might be very doubtful, as it would depend 136 PEMRUDDOCK ; upon a process at law, and perhaps not a little upon the proofs of the murder of Mr.
What to read after Pictures of the World At Home And Abroad 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward, R. Plumer (Robert Plumer), 1765-1846 to read onlineMoreLess
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