Rachel Dene a Tale of the Deepdale Mills
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I shall consider it a cheap investment if we pull poor Fitz round. " It was now growing late in the afternoon. On inquiry, Jack ascertained that a diligence would leave the village at midnight, with Brest for its destination ; and by that diligence he arranged to depart. He would doubtless find a vessel at Brest to take him on to the Far West. As soon as the arrangements were made, he again sought out IN BRITTANY. 275 Delamero and Deiiceace, who were sitting in the little cafe attached to the i...nn.
" Only one favour before I go, gentlemen, " he said. " I want to have one last look at t' poor chap upstairs. " " Very well, " replied his lordship. " Only you must not speak to him ; he is to be kept quiet. " They went upstairs together and knocked at the bedroom door. Julia O'Gallagher, pale and calm as any sister of mercy, let them in.
" He is very restless, " she whispered. " I have given him the doctor's draught, but it does not seem to do him good. " They approached the bedside. Fitzherbert lay on his back, his eyes wide open, breathing heavily as if in pain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I shall consider it a cheap investment if we pull poor Fitz round. " It was now growing late in the afternoon. On inquiry, Jack ascertained that a diligence would leave the village at midnight, with Brest for its destination ; and by that diligence he arranged to depart. He would doubtless find a vessel at Brest to take him on to the Far West. As soon as the arrangements were made, he again sought out IN BRITTANY. 275 Delamero and Deiiceace, who were sitting in the little cafe attached to the i...nn.
" Only one favour before I go, gentlemen, " he said. " I want to have one last look at t' poor chap upstairs. " " Very well, " replied his lordship. " Only you must not speak to him ; he is to be kept quiet. " They went upstairs together and knocked at the bedroom door. Julia O'Gallagher, pale and calm as any sister of mercy, let them in.
" He is very restless, " she whispered. " I have given him the doctor's draught, but it does not seem to do him good. " They approached the bedside. Fitzherbert lay on his back, his eyes wide open, breathing heavily as if in pain.
What to read after Rachel Dene a Tale of the Deepdale Mills?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buchanan, Robert Williams, 1841-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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