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' Mr. Orpington is a doctor,' she replied.
* I have heard, I think, that he is not very rich.
I do not expect life at Whiteparish to be very exciting.' 'Then, when you find it too dull, you must look up your friends,' said Mrs. ■ Davenport encouragingly ; ' I mean to see a great deal of you, unless you throw me over, and I shall expect you to come to me in May. Yes, I'm sure to be in town by May at the latest. I THROUGH THE FOG. 93 would ask you to West Combe, only I know you would be moped the...re just yet. I don't know a soul in Somersetshire, and county people are as tardy in recognizing a new resident, as kings in recognizing a new government. They will talk me over, and ogle me across the pews in church, and nibble around me a good deal, before they call upon me. Tiresome that, after India. You must write me word, Blanche, how you like your new abode.' ' I don't believe I shall like it at all. The nearer I get to it the more I seem to dislike it, and to shrink from it. It's very wrong, and very silly, I know — but I wish — I wish I were not going to Whiteparish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Mr. Orpington is a doctor,' she replied.
* I have heard, I think, that he is not very rich.
I do not expect life at Whiteparish to be very exciting.' 'Then, when you find it too dull, you must look up your friends,' said Mrs. ■ Davenport encouragingly ; ' I mean to see a great deal of you, unless you throw me over, and I shall expect you to come to me in May. Yes, I'm sure to be in town by May at the latest. I THROUGH THE FOG. 93 would ask you to West Combe, only I know you would be moped the...re just yet. I don't know a soul in Somersetshire, and county people are as tardy in recognizing a new resident, as kings in recognizing a new government. They will talk me over, and ogle me across the pews in church, and nibble around me a good deal, before they call upon me. Tiresome that, after India. You must write me word, Blanche, how you like your new abode.' ' I don't believe I shall like it at all. The nearer I get to it the more I seem to dislike it, and to shrink from it. It's very wrong, and very silly, I know — but I wish — I wish I were not going to Whiteparish.
What to read after Plain John Orpington 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Berwick Harwood to read onlineMoreLess
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