The Creole Orphans
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He arose, and met him with extended hands.
. " My son, " he said, in the most bland manner, " I am glad to be able to meet you ; and how did you THE CREOLE ORPHANS. 171 leave our worthy friend ?" lie added, tapping the let ter which he held open in his hand.
Ormond assured him of the good health of his cor respondent. A chair was placed, and he was requested to sit down.
" You must not think, " he said, smiling, " that we are hard to approach, because of the mode we do bus iness ; for there is ...a great deal of work for us ; and we have to reduce it to a system. " There were sever al priests in the room, with whom it appeared his business was concluded, for he delivered to them several papers, and terminated his discourse in a low tone.
While thus engaged, Ormond had an opportunity to make a few observations. The room in which they were in, overlooked a court-yard; in the center of which, a fountain threw up its crystal jet of water, and falling again, burst into a little shower of spray, that imparted a delicious coolness to the atmosphere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He arose, and met him with extended hands.
. " My son, " he said, in the most bland manner, " I am glad to be able to meet you ; and how did you THE CREOLE ORPHANS. 171 leave our worthy friend ?" lie added, tapping the let ter which he held open in his hand.
Ormond assured him of the good health of his cor respondent. A chair was placed, and he was requested to sit down.
" You must not think, " he said, smiling, " that we are hard to approach, because of the mode we do bus iness ; for there is ...a great deal of work for us ; and we have to reduce it to a system. " There were sever al priests in the room, with whom it appeared his business was concluded, for he delivered to them several papers, and terminated his discourse in a low tone.
While thus engaged, Ormond had an opportunity to make a few observations. The room in which they were in, overlooked a court-yard; in the center of which, a fountain threw up its crystal jet of water, and falling again, burst into a little shower of spray, that imparted a delicious coolness to the atmosphere.
What to read after The Creole Orphans?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James S Peacocke to read onlineMoreLess
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