Skirmishing
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" NEW LIGHTS. 161 " But what can have brought him back, and how did he come, and how has he got anything to eat ?" went on Mrs. Greatorex. " Walter, what a pity you hadn't thought of asking him if he had had any food, it's enough to make him ill, if he has been fasting ever smce last night, for I suppose he will turn out to be the ghost of the Hatch. " They were all still in the thick of conjectures when James the footman came into the room, and in the voice peculiar to the bearer of important ...news, informed Mrs. Greatorex that Mrs. Amos would be glad to say a few words to her.
" Beg Mrs. Amos to go into the library, " and away hurried Mrs. Greatorex, saying as she went, " Now we shall get at the truth about Master Dodge. " " Well, Mrs. Amos, " began the rector's lady, " I fancy you have had as great a start as the rest of us. " Mrs. Amos was a tall, square, spare woman, nicely dressed in black, as became the station of a church-war- den's wife ; — her bonnet mdeed was in the height of the fashion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" NEW LIGHTS. 161 " But what can have brought him back, and how did he come, and how has he got anything to eat ?" went on Mrs. Greatorex. " Walter, what a pity you hadn't thought of asking him if he had had any food, it's enough to make him ill, if he has been fasting ever smce last night, for I suppose he will turn out to be the ghost of the Hatch. " They were all still in the thick of conjectures when James the footman came into the room, and in the voice peculiar to the bearer of important ...news, informed Mrs. Greatorex that Mrs. Amos would be glad to say a few words to her.
" Beg Mrs. Amos to go into the library, " and away hurried Mrs. Greatorex, saying as she went, " Now we shall get at the truth about Master Dodge. " " Well, Mrs. Amos, " began the rector's lady, " I fancy you have had as great a start as the rest of us. " Mrs. Amos was a tall, square, spare woman, nicely dressed in black, as became the station of a church-war- den's wife ; — her bonnet mdeed was in the height of the fashion.
What to read after Skirmishing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Jenkin to read onlineMoreLess
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