The Boyne Water : a Tale V. 1
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her arm in that of the other brother ; and all were very soon ready to start, when the young man inquired whither he should have the plea- sure of conducting them.
" To a cottage they had lately engaged, by the sea-coast, Evelyn replied," which could not now be far distant ; but the boy would answer particularly." The boy, however, did not appear.
" Paul, Paul, what hast thou done with the stripling, sir?" asked Mrs. Evelyn, losing pa- tience. Paul did not know. He believed he had run away in f...right ; and thankful he ought to be for tiie ability to run away. That the ur- chin had at least played no trick in this instance was evident, as the donkey still attended with his hampers, although his master was gone.
" This is most embarrassing," Evelyn conti- nued ; " we have never been to this place, con- tenting ourselves with sending forward a friend, indeed a relative, to take charge of it for us ; the urchin was by that friend despatched from the neighbourhood, chiefly to guide us hither ; now that he has disappeared, we only know that the residence is in the vicinity of CushindoU, I think." THE BOYNE WATER.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
her arm in that of the other brother ; and all were very soon ready to start, when the young man inquired whither he should have the plea- sure of conducting them.
" To a cottage they had lately engaged, by the sea-coast, Evelyn replied," which could not now be far distant ; but the boy would answer particularly." The boy, however, did not appear.
" Paul, Paul, what hast thou done with the stripling, sir?" asked Mrs. Evelyn, losing pa- tience. Paul did not know. He believed he had run away in f...right ; and thankful he ought to be for tiie ability to run away. That the ur- chin had at least played no trick in this instance was evident, as the donkey still attended with his hampers, although his master was gone.
" This is most embarrassing," Evelyn conti- nued ; " we have never been to this place, con- tenting ourselves with sending forward a friend, indeed a relative, to take charge of it for us ; the urchin was by that friend despatched from the neighbourhood, chiefly to guide us hither ; now that he has disappeared, we only know that the residence is in the vicinity of CushindoU, I think." THE BOYNE WATER.
What to read after The Boyne Water : a Tale V. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Banim John to read onlineMoreLess
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