The Heir of Redclyffe
The Heir of Redclyffe
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Besides, it is only Philip, and he knows that letter-writing is not hisforte. ' 'I am afraid things will be said in irritation, which you will bothregret. There are justice and reason in the letter. ' 'There shall be more in the answer, as you will see. ' 'No, I will not see. It is Mr. Edmonstone's concern, not mine. I am thelast person who should have anything to do with it. ' 'Just what the individual in question would not have said. ' 'Would you do one thing to oblige me, Charlie?' 'Anything... but not speaking my mind to, or of, the captain. ' 'That is the very thing, unluckily. Try to get the answer put off tillto-morrow, and that will give time to look at this letter candidly. ' 'All the candour in the world will not make me think otherwise than thathe is disappointed at being no longer able to make us the puppets of hismalevolence. Don't answer, or if you do, tell me what you say in favourof that delicate insinuation of his. ' Guy made a step towards the window, and a step back again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides, it is only Philip, and he knows that letter-writing is not hisforte. ' 'I am afraid things will be said in irritation, which you will bothregret. There are justice and reason in the letter. ' 'There shall be more in the answer, as you will see. ' 'No, I will not see. It is Mr. Edmonstone's concern, not mine. I am thelast person who should have anything to do with it. ' 'Just what the individual in question would not have said. ' 'Would you do one thing to oblige me, Charlie?' 'Anything... but not speaking my mind to, or of, the captain. ' 'That is the very thing, unluckily. Try to get the answer put off tillto-morrow, and that will give time to look at this letter candidly. ' 'All the candour in the world will not make me think otherwise than thathe is disappointed at being no longer able to make us the puppets of hismalevolence. Don't answer, or if you do, tell me what you say in favourof that delicate insinuation of his. ' Guy made a step towards the window, and a step back again.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yonge Charlotte Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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