Salem Chapel 2
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Vincent's hearing; "it ain't me as would ever give my support to such doings." When the widow asked, "What doings?" Arthur only smiled and made some half articulate remark about gossip, which his mother of course treated at its true value. As the dark wintry afternoon closed in, Mrs. Vincent's anxiety increased under the influence of the land- lady's Sunday dress, in which she was visible pro- gressing about the passages, and warning her hus- band to mind he wasn't late. At last Mrs. Tufton cal...led, and the minister's mother came to a true understanding of the state of affairs. Mrs. Tufton 204 SALEM CHAPEL.
was unsettled and nervous, filled with a not unex- hilarating excitement, and all the heat of partisan- ship. "Don't you take on," said the good little woman; "Mr. Tufton is going to the meeting to tell them his sentiments about his young brother. My dear, they will never go against what Mr. Tufton says: and if I should mount upon the platform and make a speech myself, there shan't be anything done that could vex you; for we always said he was a precious young man, and a credit to the connection; and it would be a disgrace to us all to let the Pigeons, or such people, have it all their own way." Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vincent's hearing; "it ain't me as would ever give my support to such doings." When the widow asked, "What doings?" Arthur only smiled and made some half articulate remark about gossip, which his mother of course treated at its true value. As the dark wintry afternoon closed in, Mrs. Vincent's anxiety increased under the influence of the land- lady's Sunday dress, in which she was visible pro- gressing about the passages, and warning her hus- band to mind he wasn't late. At last Mrs. Tufton cal...led, and the minister's mother came to a true understanding of the state of affairs. Mrs. Tufton 204 SALEM CHAPEL.
was unsettled and nervous, filled with a not unex- hilarating excitement, and all the heat of partisan- ship. "Don't you take on," said the good little woman; "Mr. Tufton is going to the meeting to tell them his sentiments about his young brother. My dear, they will never go against what Mr. Tufton says: and if I should mount upon the platform and make a speech myself, there shan't be anything done that could vex you; for we always said he was a precious young man, and a credit to the connection; and it would be a disgrace to us all to let the Pigeons, or such people, have it all their own way." Mrs.
What to read after Salem Chapel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliphant, Mrs. (Margaret), 1828-1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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