Sir Jasper's Tenant 1
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You know that papa has quite secluded himself from general society since my poor sister's death. It is an understood thing in the county that we neither \asit nor re- ceive visits ; and with the exception of one neigh- bour and friend who comes to us in the most un- ceremonious manner, I doubt if you will see any one but ourselves." " Then, my darling Marcia, how delightful to A FLORID WIDOW. 213 me to feel that / am received where others, doubt- less infinitely more desen^ing, are excluded I A...t Homburg, where you and your dear papa lived so very quietly, I was inexpressibly flattered by the manner in which he admitted me to his confidence.
I shall always love Galignani ; for, if you remem- ber, dear Marcia, our acquaintance arose out of the absurdly trivial accident of yom' papa offering me that joiu'nal in the reading-room; and then he made some little remark about the place and the people, and then in the next few minutes we seemed quite old friends. And on the following day he introduced me to you, darling ; and I felt at once that I had found a congenial spiiit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You know that papa has quite secluded himself from general society since my poor sister's death. It is an understood thing in the county that we neither \asit nor re- ceive visits ; and with the exception of one neigh- bour and friend who comes to us in the most un- ceremonious manner, I doubt if you will see any one but ourselves." " Then, my darling Marcia, how delightful to A FLORID WIDOW. 213 me to feel that / am received where others, doubt- less infinitely more desen^ing, are excluded I A...t Homburg, where you and your dear papa lived so very quietly, I was inexpressibly flattered by the manner in which he admitted me to his confidence.
I shall always love Galignani ; for, if you remem- ber, dear Marcia, our acquaintance arose out of the absurdly trivial accident of yom' papa offering me that joiu'nal in the reading-room; and then he made some little remark about the place and the people, and then in the next few minutes we seemed quite old friends. And on the following day he introduced me to you, darling ; and I felt at once that I had found a congenial spiiit.
What to read after Sir Jasper's Tenant 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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