The Danvers Jewels And Sir Charles Danvers
The Danvers Jewels And Sir Charles Danvers
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Alwynn took her aside after church, andexplained the case in the all-pervading whisper for which she hadapparently taken out a patent, Ruth could not grasp any reason why sheshould return to Slumberleigh three days before the time, but she saw atonce that return she must if Mrs. Alwynn chose to demand it; and so sheyielded with a good grace, and sent Mrs. Alwynn back smiling to thelych-gate, where Mr. Alwynn and Mabel Thursby were talking with Dare andMolly, while Charles interviewed the villag...e policeman at a littledistance.
"No news of the tramp, " said Charles, meeting Ruth at the gate; and theystarted homeward in different order to that in which they had come, inspite of a great effort at the last moment on the part of Dare, whothought the old way was better. "The policeman has seen nothing of him. He has gone off to pastures new, I expect. " "I hope he has. " "Mrs. Alwynn does not want you to leave Atherstone to-morrow, does she?" "I am sorry to say she does. " "But you won't go?" "I must not only go, but I must do it as if I liked it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alwynn took her aside after church, andexplained the case in the all-pervading whisper for which she hadapparently taken out a patent, Ruth could not grasp any reason why sheshould return to Slumberleigh three days before the time, but she saw atonce that return she must if Mrs. Alwynn chose to demand it; and so sheyielded with a good grace, and sent Mrs. Alwynn back smiling to thelych-gate, where Mr. Alwynn and Mabel Thursby were talking with Dare andMolly, while Charles interviewed the villag...e policeman at a littledistance.
"No news of the tramp, " said Charles, meeting Ruth at the gate; and theystarted homeward in different order to that in which they had come, inspite of a great effort at the last moment on the part of Dare, whothought the old way was better. "The policeman has seen nothing of him. He has gone off to pastures new, I expect. " "I hope he has. " "Mrs. Alwynn does not want you to leave Atherstone to-morrow, does she?" "I am sorry to say she does. " "But you won't go?" "I must not only go, but I must do it as if I liked it.
What to read after The Danvers Jewels And Sir Charles Danvers?
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