Silcote of Silcotes
Silcote of Silcotes
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Your memory is short, uncle.** " Never mind my memory. Go on.** " Certainly. They have found Miss Lee, and she has got her money ; but they can*t find James's mother. As far as we can make out, if they don't find Mrs. Sugden, the whole of it wi|}. go to Miss Lee. I know nothing about the termslof the will ; but, as far as I can gather, if Mrs. Sugften does not turn up, Miss Lee, instead of havin^'lbur thousand a year, will have eight. It is a good deal of money, is it not, uncle ? " " Four thou...sand a year ! The girl is mad." " Miss Lee, you mean. I think she is quite mad myself; as mad as a hatter or a March hare, to get in with those extreme High Church people. Mind, I know nothing about the law of the case, uncle ; only Miss Lee has got her four thousand a year, and seems to me in the very jaws of Popery." Next morning Arthur, with a dour face, set to at a work which he had laid out for himself, — that of examining the lower classes in order. An unhappy but ingenious and poetical boy freely construed " Trahuntque siccas machinae carinas '* by ** The bathing machines drag down the sick people to the careening harbor." Arthur lost his temper, and banged the boy over the head with a Valpy*s Horace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your memory is short, uncle.** " Never mind my memory. Go on.** " Certainly. They have found Miss Lee, and she has got her money ; but they can*t find James's mother. As far as we can make out, if they don't find Mrs. Sugden, the whole of it wi|}. go to Miss Lee. I know nothing about the termslof the will ; but, as far as I can gather, if Mrs. Sugften does not turn up, Miss Lee, instead of havin^'lbur thousand a year, will have eight. It is a good deal of money, is it not, uncle ? " " Four thou...sand a year ! The girl is mad." " Miss Lee, you mean. I think she is quite mad myself; as mad as a hatter or a March hare, to get in with those extreme High Church people. Mind, I know nothing about the law of the case, uncle ; only Miss Lee has got her four thousand a year, and seems to me in the very jaws of Popery." Next morning Arthur, with a dour face, set to at a work which he had laid out for himself, — that of examining the lower classes in order. An unhappy but ingenious and poetical boy freely construed " Trahuntque siccas machinae carinas '* by ** The bathing machines drag down the sick people to the careening harbor." Arthur lost his temper, and banged the boy over the head with a Valpy*s Horace.
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