The Bivouac Or Stories of the Peninsular War volume 3
The Bivouac Or Stories of the Peninsular War volume 3
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— Oh, no — impossible ! She was in all the bloom of youth, and health was painted on her rosy cheek, when I left her but a year ago. " " Ah I that year I suspect has done the mis- chief, sir. I fear, poor lady, health and happi- ness during that short period were lost. " " But when did she go ? — where to ? — with whom ? Speak — I am in torture !" " Her father — God pity him, poor old man ! — came for her about ten days ago. They set out by easy stages for his vicarage in a carriage, and the nu...rse and baby, with her trunks, went by the mail. A strange dark-complexioned woman, who visited her constantly when Captain Phillips was away — and latterly he was seldom here — travelled with her as a nurse-tender !" "A dark woman !" " Ay — dark as a gipsy ; but she was too hand- 184 ARRIVAL IN LONDON.
some and well-dressed to be one. I suppose she was some foreigner. " " Was the lady long your lodger?" " Nearly six months. She came here a fort- night before her confinement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Oh, no — impossible ! She was in all the bloom of youth, and health was painted on her rosy cheek, when I left her but a year ago. " " Ah I that year I suspect has done the mis- chief, sir. I fear, poor lady, health and happi- ness during that short period were lost. " " But when did she go ? — where to ? — with whom ? Speak — I am in torture !" " Her father — God pity him, poor old man ! — came for her about ten days ago. They set out by easy stages for his vicarage in a carriage, and the nu...rse and baby, with her trunks, went by the mail. A strange dark-complexioned woman, who visited her constantly when Captain Phillips was away — and latterly he was seldom here — travelled with her as a nurse-tender !" "A dark woman !" " Ay — dark as a gipsy ; but she was too hand- 184 ARRIVAL IN LONDON.
some and well-dressed to be one. I suppose she was some foreigner. " " Was the lady long your lodger?" " Nearly six months. She came here a fort- night before her confinement.
What to read after The Bivouac Or Stories of the Peninsular War volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Hamilton Maxwell to read onlineMoreLess
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