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Of course, for the last time, they knew everything by instinct ; and if they did not— -they should have known it." Artful Beverley ! How well you have known how to throw the slightest shade of suspicion over your friend's mind that, after all, he has not quite proved himself the ignoramus he pretended to be, and hoped he was ; and how well you see the effect of your little sarcasm, in the slight twitching of the mouth, the impatient movement of the hands. Seymour 206 SEYMOUR AND HIS FRIENDS.
ev...idently has doubts whether some mistake may not have arisen — hut — it is never too late to reform.
'^ At all events, Hastings, I am, as I ought to be, very much obliged for their kindness.
I will go and tell them so presently. Then, little Rosa ! I must say farewell for ten long years, perhaps ! Some things should be taken for granted in this world. It is impossible to lay bare all one's secret thoughts, plans, and antecedents !" " No, certainly not ; but, believe me, in this instance, you are deceiving yourself, Charles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of course, for the last time, they knew everything by instinct ; and if they did not— -they should have known it." Artful Beverley ! How well you have known how to throw the slightest shade of suspicion over your friend's mind that, after all, he has not quite proved himself the ignoramus he pretended to be, and hoped he was ; and how well you see the effect of your little sarcasm, in the slight twitching of the mouth, the impatient movement of the hands. Seymour 206 SEYMOUR AND HIS FRIENDS.
ev...idently has doubts whether some mistake may not have arisen — hut — it is never too late to reform.
'^ At all events, Hastings, I am, as I ought to be, very much obliged for their kindness.
I will go and tell them so presently. Then, little Rosa ! I must say farewell for ten long years, perhaps ! Some things should be taken for granted in this world. It is impossible to lay bare all one's secret thoughts, plans, and antecedents !" " No, certainly not ; but, believe me, in this instance, you are deceiving yourself, Charles.
What to read after Seymour And His Friends; a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williams, F., Miss to read onlineMoreLess
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