The Devil's Garden
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Suppose he has left me quite alot of money. " It was not market-day, and the town therefore was not at its best andbrightest. Nevertheless, the appearance of shops, pavements, andnicely dressed young ladies, had a most exhilarating effect on Maviswhen, after putting up the horse and cart, Dale solemnly conducted herthrough the High Street to the solicitor's office in Church Place.
The interview with Mr. Cleaver did not take long, although suchweighty concerns were spoken of. Dale sat on a chair... near the wall, his hat held between his knees, his eyes lowered; while Mavis sat ona chair close to the solicitor, talking, flushing, throbbing, gradually ascending a scale of excitement so feverishly strong that itseemed as if it must eventually consume her just as fire consumes.
Mr. Barradine had left her two thousand pounds, and this sum was to bepaid to her free of all duties. The will had not yet been proved, buteverything was in order and probate would be granted any day now;minor legacies would then immediately be cleared off; and, since Maviswould have no difficulty in satisfying the executors as to heridentity, she might really consider the money as safe in her pocket.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Suppose he has left me quite alot of money. " It was not market-day, and the town therefore was not at its best andbrightest. Nevertheless, the appearance of shops, pavements, andnicely dressed young ladies, had a most exhilarating effect on Maviswhen, after putting up the horse and cart, Dale solemnly conducted herthrough the High Street to the solicitor's office in Church Place.
The interview with Mr. Cleaver did not take long, although suchweighty concerns were spoken of. Dale sat on a chair... near the wall, his hat held between his knees, his eyes lowered; while Mavis sat ona chair close to the solicitor, talking, flushing, throbbing, gradually ascending a scale of excitement so feverishly strong that itseemed as if it must eventually consume her just as fire consumes.
Mr. Barradine had left her two thousand pounds, and this sum was to bepaid to her free of all duties. The will had not yet been proved, buteverything was in order and probate would be granted any day now;minor legacies would then immediately be cleared off; and, since Maviswould have no difficulty in satisfying the executors as to heridentity, she might really consider the money as safe in her pocket.
What to read after The Devil's Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maxwell W. B. to read onlineMoreLess
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