The Children of the New Forest
The Children of the New Forest
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" "Can you give me a corner to put my head in to-night, Oswald? for Ishall not start till to-morrow morning. " "You may command all I have, sir, " replied Oswald; "but I fear thereis little more than a hearty welcome; I have no doubt that you couldbe lodged at the intendant's house if you choose. " "No, Oswald, the young lady is alone, and I will not trust to Phoebe'saccommodation again; I will stay here, if you will permit me. " "And welcome, sir; I will put your puppy in the kennel at once. "... Edward remained that night at Oswald's, and at daylight he rose, andhaving taken a slight breakfast, throwing his gun over his shoulder, went to the kennel for Holdfast, and set off on his return home.
"That's a very nice little girl, " were the words which Edward foundhimself constantly saying to himself as he walked along; "and she isof a grateful disposition, or she would not have behaved as she hasdone toward me--supposing me to be of mean birth;" and then he thoughtof what she had told him relative to her father, and Edward felt hisanimosity against a Roundhead wasting fast away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Can you give me a corner to put my head in to-night, Oswald? for Ishall not start till to-morrow morning. " "You may command all I have, sir, " replied Oswald; "but I fear thereis little more than a hearty welcome; I have no doubt that you couldbe lodged at the intendant's house if you choose. " "No, Oswald, the young lady is alone, and I will not trust to Phoebe'saccommodation again; I will stay here, if you will permit me. " "And welcome, sir; I will put your puppy in the kennel at once. "... Edward remained that night at Oswald's, and at daylight he rose, andhaving taken a slight breakfast, throwing his gun over his shoulder, went to the kennel for Holdfast, and set off on his return home.
"That's a very nice little girl, " were the words which Edward foundhimself constantly saying to himself as he walked along; "and she isof a grateful disposition, or she would not have behaved as she hasdone toward me--supposing me to be of mean birth;" and then he thoughtof what she had told him relative to her father, and Edward felt hisanimosity against a Roundhead wasting fast away.
What to read after The Children of the New Forest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marryat Frederick to read onlineMoreLess
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