Sayings And Doings, Or, Sketches From Life. : Third Series. : in Three Volumes 3
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" She couldn't well be oft" hearing on it," said Griffin, " for we were all in the passage, stand- ing round their door, while Jem and his brother were under the window, to prevent their escape." " How d'ye mean, their door?" said Fuggle- ston.
" Why the lady's and gentleman's —the door of the room where they slept," said the un- conscious Griffin.
'' They ! what, hadn't they two rooms ?" ex- claimed Fuggleston.
" La ! no, to be sure not," said the land- ord, " isn't the lady Mrs. Skinner.?" GE...RVASE SKINNER. 85 " Mrs. Devil— no, Sir," said the Thespian, " she is Mrs. Fnggleston — so, Sir,'' continued he to my hero, who just opportunely entered to receive a volley of reproaches — " so. Sir, though you are innocent of horse-stealing, it seems you are guilty of deeper crimes." Then turn- ing to Griffin, he continued, '• Mr. Landlord, you must see the impossibility of my stopping here another moment. Mr. Skinner, I cannot trust myself with you — I am not in a situation to take those steps which my feelings would prompt me to adopt ; but I have heard enough to esta- blish your infamy and my own shame — a return which I little expected for the confidence I have placed in you ; but, as I said before, our commu- nication must here cease ; the law must decide this business ; and your evidence, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" She couldn't well be oft" hearing on it," said Griffin, " for we were all in the passage, stand- ing round their door, while Jem and his brother were under the window, to prevent their escape." " How d'ye mean, their door?" said Fuggle- ston.
" Why the lady's and gentleman's —the door of the room where they slept," said the un- conscious Griffin.
'' They ! what, hadn't they two rooms ?" ex- claimed Fuggleston.
" La ! no, to be sure not," said the land- ord, " isn't the lady Mrs. Skinner.?" GE...RVASE SKINNER. 85 " Mrs. Devil— no, Sir," said the Thespian, " she is Mrs. Fnggleston — so, Sir,'' continued he to my hero, who just opportunely entered to receive a volley of reproaches — " so. Sir, though you are innocent of horse-stealing, it seems you are guilty of deeper crimes." Then turn- ing to Griffin, he continued, '• Mr. Landlord, you must see the impossibility of my stopping here another moment. Mr. Skinner, I cannot trust myself with you — I am not in a situation to take those steps which my feelings would prompt me to adopt ; but I have heard enough to esta- blish your infamy and my own shame — a return which I little expected for the confidence I have placed in you ; but, as I said before, our commu- nication must here cease ; the law must decide this business ; and your evidence, Mr.
What to read after Sayings And Doings, Or, Sketches From Life. : Third Series. : in Three Volumes 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Edward Hook to read onlineMoreLess
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