Tales of the Manor 4
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Jonathan Millet, of the town of -, in Staffordshire, coachmaker, was (to- gether with his wife) a man held in high estimation by all his neighbours, not only for his industry, and integrity, but the benevolence of his heart. As they had only one child, were both advanced in life, and were much attached to rural oc- cupations, they had proposed to each other, that when Betsey came of age, their business should be given up, and they would take possession of a small house, called Green Lees, ...which they had purchased, and to which they had looked, for some years, as the peaceful haven where they hoped to end their days. 18 206 TALES OF About two years before this period, an old man named Ranmore, called one day on them, accompanied by his grandson, whom he earnestly desired to place as an apprentice with Mr. Millet.
" He is a very good lad," said he,
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
III.
Jonathan Millet, of the town of -, in Staffordshire, coachmaker, was (to- gether with his wife) a man held in high estimation by all his neighbours, not only for his industry, and integrity, but the benevolence of his heart. As they had only one child, were both advanced in life, and were much attached to rural oc- cupations, they had proposed to each other, that when Betsey came of age, their business should be given up, and they would take possession of a small house, called Green Lees, ...which they had purchased, and to which they had looked, for some years, as the peaceful haven where they hoped to end their days. 18 206 TALES OF About two years before this period, an old man named Ranmore, called one day on them, accompanied by his grandson, whom he earnestly desired to place as an apprentice with Mr. Millet.
" He is a very good lad," said he,
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