Scenes And Tales of Country Life With Recollections of Natural History
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The other bridge over the stream is at a considerable distance, and the road to it is almost impassible for a carriage, especially at night. " " We had better, " said Mary, calmly. " return THE VICARAGE. 299 to our small inn ; but then how shall we let Mama know the* cause of our detention she will be alarmed for our safety. " " I can easily cross the river below the cascade/ 3 replied Henry, " by means of a little swimming and wading, and I will be with my mother in less than an hour and a hal...f. " The Vicar, who knew the activity of his son, and that he was an excellent swimmer, accom- panied him to the stream, saw him safely land on the opposite bank, and left him making the best of his way to the Vicarage. On rejoining his daughters, Mary repeated* her request of returning to the inn, but this was strongly opposed by the stranger.
" It is quite impossible that I can allow it, " added he " my grandfather, Mr. Neville, resides at a short distance, and both he and my aunt, to say nothing of myself, would be much hurt if they were denied the pleasure of shewing you a trifling hospitality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The other bridge over the stream is at a considerable distance, and the road to it is almost impassible for a carriage, especially at night. " " We had better, " said Mary, calmly. " return THE VICARAGE. 299 to our small inn ; but then how shall we let Mama know the* cause of our detention she will be alarmed for our safety. " " I can easily cross the river below the cascade/ 3 replied Henry, " by means of a little swimming and wading, and I will be with my mother in less than an hour and a hal...f. " The Vicar, who knew the activity of his son, and that he was an excellent swimmer, accom- panied him to the stream, saw him safely land on the opposite bank, and left him making the best of his way to the Vicarage. On rejoining his daughters, Mary repeated* her request of returning to the inn, but this was strongly opposed by the stranger.
" It is quite impossible that I can allow it, " added he " my grandfather, Mr. Neville, resides at a short distance, and both he and my aunt, to say nothing of myself, would be much hurt if they were denied the pleasure of shewing you a trifling hospitality.
What to read after Scenes And Tales of Country Life With Recollections of Natural History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jesse Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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