The Gipsy : a Tale 3
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Manners. When did she hear of this ac- cident? and how has she borne it?" Manners, though it can scarcely be said that he was puzzled how to answer, yet felt that, with a man of De Vaux's character, it was somewhat a delicate task, especially as, from what the surgeon had said, it might be expe- dient not to tell his friend the full extent of what Marian had suffered. He was too well aware of De Vaux's fastidiousness not to let him know that Marian had felt as deeply on his ac- count as he coul...d possibly think she ought to have done ; and yet Manners did not wish to pain and alarm him by telling him how much she really had undergone.
159 " You ask me to tell you a long story, De Vaux," lie answered, after a moment's thought, '* longer, I am afraid, than your worthy surgeon will consent to your hearing at present ; but the truth is, in consequence of some other ac- cident or mistake, we never did hear of what had occurred to you at all." " Good God!" cried DeVaux, " when with my own hand I wrote to Marian as much as I could write.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Manners. When did she hear of this ac- cident? and how has she borne it?" Manners, though it can scarcely be said that he was puzzled how to answer, yet felt that, with a man of De Vaux's character, it was somewhat a delicate task, especially as, from what the surgeon had said, it might be expe- dient not to tell his friend the full extent of what Marian had suffered. He was too well aware of De Vaux's fastidiousness not to let him know that Marian had felt as deeply on his ac- count as he coul...d possibly think she ought to have done ; and yet Manners did not wish to pain and alarm him by telling him how much she really had undergone.
159 " You ask me to tell you a long story, De Vaux," lie answered, after a moment's thought, '* longer, I am afraid, than your worthy surgeon will consent to your hearing at present ; but the truth is, in consequence of some other ac- cident or mistake, we never did hear of what had occurred to you at all." " Good God!" cried DeVaux, " when with my own hand I wrote to Marian as much as I could write.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James, G. P. R. (George Payne Rainsford), 1801?-1860 to read onlineMoreLess
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