Rachel Gray a Tale Founded On Fact
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They parted late, though the Tea-pot was to open early.
There is a report that it opened with dawn, Mr. Jones not having been able to shut his eyes all night for excitement. But it is more important to record that, until its close, late on the following evening, the Tea-pot was not one moment empty. Mary had remained at home, to assist her father; and she went through the day with perfect composure ; but Mr. Jones was fairly overpowered : the cup of his honours was too full ; the sum of his joy... was too great. He blundered, he stam- mered, he was excited, and looked foolish.
Altogether, he did not feel happy, until the shop was shut, and all was fairly over. He then sat down, wiped his forehead, and declared, that since he was married to his dear little Mary's blessed mother, he had never gone through such a trying day — never, "It's a fine thing Mr. Jones has under- taken,'' gravely observed Mrs. Gray to Mrs.
Brown.
7 146 BAOHEL GBAY.
But Mrs. Brown was inclined to look at the shady side of the Tea-pot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They parted late, though the Tea-pot was to open early.
There is a report that it opened with dawn, Mr. Jones not having been able to shut his eyes all night for excitement. But it is more important to record that, until its close, late on the following evening, the Tea-pot was not one moment empty. Mary had remained at home, to assist her father; and she went through the day with perfect composure ; but Mr. Jones was fairly overpowered : the cup of his honours was too full ; the sum of his joy... was too great. He blundered, he stam- mered, he was excited, and looked foolish.
Altogether, he did not feel happy, until the shop was shut, and all was fairly over. He then sat down, wiped his forehead, and declared, that since he was married to his dear little Mary's blessed mother, he had never gone through such a trying day — never, "It's a fine thing Mr. Jones has under- taken,'' gravely observed Mrs. Gray to Mrs.
Brown.
7 146 BAOHEL GBAY.
But Mrs. Brown was inclined to look at the shady side of the Tea-pot.
What to read after Rachel Gray a Tale Founded On Fact?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julia Kavanagh to read onlineMoreLess
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