The Heroine
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When I name Monkton Castle, need I tell you the rest? Need I tell you that I determined to seize on that antique abode of my ancestors, to fortify it against assaults, to procure domestics and suitable furniture for it, and to reside there, the present rival, and the future victress of the vile Lady Gwyn ^ Let her dispossess me if she dare, or if she can ; for I have heard that possession is a great number of points of the law in one's favour.
As to fitting up the castle, that will be quite an ...easy matter ; for the tradespeople of London willingly give credit for any amount to a personage of rank like me ; and therefore I have nothing more to do than make some friend there bespeak furniture in my name.
It appeared to me that Jerry Sullivan was the most eligible person I could select ; so now, a light heart making a light foot, I tripped back to the road, and took my way towards Monkton Castle, for the purpose of procuring an asylum in some cottage near it, and writing a letter of instructions to Jerry, I90 THE HEROINE It was starlight, and I had walked almost three miles, when a little girl with a bundle of sticks on her back overtook me, and began asking alms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When I name Monkton Castle, need I tell you the rest? Need I tell you that I determined to seize on that antique abode of my ancestors, to fortify it against assaults, to procure domestics and suitable furniture for it, and to reside there, the present rival, and the future victress of the vile Lady Gwyn ^ Let her dispossess me if she dare, or if she can ; for I have heard that possession is a great number of points of the law in one's favour.
As to fitting up the castle, that will be quite an ...easy matter ; for the tradespeople of London willingly give credit for any amount to a personage of rank like me ; and therefore I have nothing more to do than make some friend there bespeak furniture in my name.
It appeared to me that Jerry Sullivan was the most eligible person I could select ; so now, a light heart making a light foot, I tripped back to the road, and took my way towards Monkton Castle, for the purpose of procuring an asylum in some cottage near it, and writing a letter of instructions to Jerry, I90 THE HEROINE It was starlight, and I had walked almost three miles, when a little girl with a bundle of sticks on her back overtook me, and began asking alms.
What to read after The Heroine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eaton Stannard Barrett to read onlineMoreLess
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