The Children of the Abbey a Tale
The Children of the Abbey a Tale
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Duncan, leaning on her arm as they walked up and down the beach, " to reside with an aunt, who has always been kind, and was particularly so to me in my distress. She lives about ten miles from this, at an old place called Dunreath Abbey, of which she is housekeeper. Have you ever heard of it ?" Amanda's agitation at hearing her moth- er's native habitation mentioned, is not to be described. Her heart palpitated ; she felt her color change, and said Yes and No to Mrs. Duncan, without knowing wh...at she answered. Then recol- lecting herself, she replied, " she had heard of it " " Well, then, my dear, " continued Mrs. Duncan, " my aunt, as I have already told you. Is housekeeper there. She lives in great grandeur, for it is a magnificent old seat, and has the absolute command of every- thing, as none of the family have resided at it since the Earl of Dunreath's decease. My aunt is lately grown weary of the pro- r >und solitude in which she lives, and has asked me, in a letter 38 * 2v 450 Children of the Alley.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Duncan, leaning on her arm as they walked up and down the beach, " to reside with an aunt, who has always been kind, and was particularly so to me in my distress. She lives about ten miles from this, at an old place called Dunreath Abbey, of which she is housekeeper. Have you ever heard of it ?" Amanda's agitation at hearing her moth- er's native habitation mentioned, is not to be described. Her heart palpitated ; she felt her color change, and said Yes and No to Mrs. Duncan, without knowing wh...at she answered. Then recol- lecting herself, she replied, " she had heard of it " " Well, then, my dear, " continued Mrs. Duncan, " my aunt, as I have already told you. Is housekeeper there. She lives in great grandeur, for it is a magnificent old seat, and has the absolute command of every- thing, as none of the family have resided at it since the Earl of Dunreath's decease. My aunt is lately grown weary of the pro- r >und solitude in which she lives, and has asked me, in a letter 38 * 2v 450 Children of the Alley.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roche, Regina Maria, 1764?-1845 to read onlineMoreLess
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