Shot! Or, the Ghost's Seat At Deymont 1
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The furniture was very old, and of the plainest description; there were no carpets, no curtains, the old man had not even a dozen books to pass the time with.
Yet he wasn't poor. The rent roll of Keston shotI 175 was at least two thousand pounds a year, and, what jou will think still stranger, this old man was iji his youth the most popular fellow in the whole county.
" Fort J years before, he had fallen in love." "Ah," said Sir Anthony, knocking the ashes off his cigar, " I felt sure that love... was at the bottom of it.'^ Guy laughed, but he went on. '•'• He had fallen in love with a governess — a very pretty girl, but a governess. His mother.
Lady Maria, — as proud a woman as ever lived, — would not hear of her son's marriage with a governess. She swayed his father; Keston could not afford to marry without his father's assistance, so he gave in, and the governess died.
" Lady Maria, seeing her son going about much as before his attachment, had fancied that he would soon get over it; but the governess, as I said, died.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The furniture was very old, and of the plainest description; there were no carpets, no curtains, the old man had not even a dozen books to pass the time with.
Yet he wasn't poor. The rent roll of Keston shotI 175 was at least two thousand pounds a year, and, what jou will think still stranger, this old man was iji his youth the most popular fellow in the whole county.
" Fort J years before, he had fallen in love." "Ah," said Sir Anthony, knocking the ashes off his cigar, " I felt sure that love... was at the bottom of it.'^ Guy laughed, but he went on. '•'• He had fallen in love with a governess — a very pretty girl, but a governess. His mother.
Lady Maria, — as proud a woman as ever lived, — would not hear of her son's marriage with a governess. She swayed his father; Keston could not afford to marry without his father's assistance, so he gave in, and the governess died.
" Lady Maria, seeing her son going about much as before his attachment, had fancied that he would soon get over it; but the governess, as I said, died.
What to read after Shot! Or, the Ghost's Seat At Deymont 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheridan, Frederick to read onlineMoreLess
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