Tales And Novels 3-4
Tales And Novels 3-4
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de Rosier. * But can you tell me," continued she to the ironmongery "whether any emigrants lodge in the street to the left of your house 1" TheCiaster of the shop tried to recol- lect : she again repeated the name and description of her son.
" I know a young French lad of that make," said the tie dulcimer-boy.
FRKHOH OOTfiHNESS. 137 "Do yoa! Where is he! Where does he todgef oried Mad. de Rosier.
** I am not speakings as to his name, for I never heard Ms name,** said the little boy ; *' bat 111... tell yon how I came to know him. One day lately—** Mad. de Rosier interrupted him with questions con- cerning the figure, height, age, eyes, of the French lad.
The little dulcimer-boy, by ms answers, sometimes made her doubt, and sometimes made her certain, Uiat he was her son.
** Tell me,** said she, ** where he lodges : I must see him immediately.^ ** I am just fome from him, and Vm goin^back to him with the wire; 1*11 show ^ou the way with pleasure; he is the best natured lad in the world ; he is mendinff my dulcimer; he deserves to be a great gentleman, and I thought he was uot what he seemed,** contiaued the little hoy, as he walked on, scarcely able to keep before Mad.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
de Rosier. * But can you tell me," continued she to the ironmongery "whether any emigrants lodge in the street to the left of your house 1" TheCiaster of the shop tried to recol- lect : she again repeated the name and description of her son.
" I know a young French lad of that make," said the tie dulcimer-boy.
FRKHOH OOTfiHNESS. 137 "Do yoa! Where is he! Where does he todgef oried Mad. de Rosier.
** I am not speakings as to his name, for I never heard Ms name,** said the little boy ; *' bat 111... tell yon how I came to know him. One day lately—** Mad. de Rosier interrupted him with questions con- cerning the figure, height, age, eyes, of the French lad.
The little dulcimer-boy, by ms answers, sometimes made her doubt, and sometimes made her certain, Uiat he was her son.
** Tell me,** said she, ** where he lodges : I must see him immediately.^ ** I am just fome from him, and Vm goin^back to him with the wire; 1*11 show ^ou the way with pleasure; he is the best natured lad in the world ; he is mendinff my dulcimer; he deserves to be a great gentleman, and I thought he was uot what he seemed,** contiaued the little hoy, as he walked on, scarcely able to keep before Mad.
What to read after Tales And Novels 3-4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgeworth Maria to read onlineMoreLess
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