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* Stood there smiling,' he told Barty afterwards, ' and as if she'd stand no non- sense. Just the look I've seen on the Captain's face, when things in general was going right, and new plans was coming into RED TOWERS his head. Just those same beautiful blue eyes, too. That young lady will have her own way, mind you, and with other things as well as horses, mark my words ! Master Paul,' said Ford with a tinge of sadness, ' he ain't no match for her, bless you ! But I expect he's sharp enough to ...know it.' ^ Beg your pardon, sir,' said Ford, touching his cap a second or third time to Celia, ^ there ain't much to see in empty stables.
I do my best, as the Colonel knows ; but there ain't any pride or satisfaction in it.' ^ The stables won't be empty long,' said his master. ' Show Miss Darrell where the horses are to be. We shall see whether she agrees with the Colonel that the whole thing must be pulled down.' * I don't see the necessity myself, miss,' said Ford. ^ The Colonel's very particular ; but Sir Paul was satisfied, and our horses NEW CONQUESTS 223 was some of the best in the county, just as they will be again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* Stood there smiling,' he told Barty afterwards, ' and as if she'd stand no non- sense. Just the look I've seen on the Captain's face, when things in general was going right, and new plans was coming into RED TOWERS his head. Just those same beautiful blue eyes, too. That young lady will have her own way, mind you, and with other things as well as horses, mark my words ! Master Paul,' said Ford with a tinge of sadness, ' he ain't no match for her, bless you ! But I expect he's sharp enough to ...know it.' ^ Beg your pardon, sir,' said Ford, touching his cap a second or third time to Celia, ^ there ain't much to see in empty stables.
I do my best, as the Colonel knows ; but there ain't any pride or satisfaction in it.' ^ The stables won't be empty long,' said his master. ' Show Miss Darrell where the horses are to be. We shall see whether she agrees with the Colonel that the whole thing must be pulled down.' * I don't see the necessity myself, miss,' said Ford. ^ The Colonel's very particular ; but Sir Paul was satisfied, and our horses NEW CONQUESTS 223 was some of the best in the county, just as they will be again.
What to read after Red Towers 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eleanor C Eleanor Catherine Price to read onlineMoreLess
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