The House of Lys : One book of Its History : a Tale 2
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Lately they have turned up in an unexpected way, having been ob- served by a lawyer who was hunting for documents belonging to another property. It is supposed that they had been made over in pledge, by Mrs Knowles's grandfather, in consequence of a racing transaction; but that is only a guess. However, there the deeds were ; their tenor was undeniable. The Claybarrow had certainly been of right Mrs Betwold's. Mrs Knowles's only brother had just died rather suddenly.
158 THE HOUSE OF LYS.
and s...o she inherited the property. It is worth £600 a-year or thereabout, and the lady is able now to live comfortably in a house near Wyde." " And her descent : is it traceable to the Angevines without a blot ? " "Unquestionably it is," said Hardyknute, rather warmly.
" Well, I'm only very glad to find that it is so. You see, I knew about the mother and daughter, and was anxious to know in what way fortune had come to them." *' I remember they were equally anxious about you when you went abroad last year.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lately they have turned up in an unexpected way, having been ob- served by a lawyer who was hunting for documents belonging to another property. It is supposed that they had been made over in pledge, by Mrs Knowles's grandfather, in consequence of a racing transaction; but that is only a guess. However, there the deeds were ; their tenor was undeniable. The Claybarrow had certainly been of right Mrs Betwold's. Mrs Knowles's only brother had just died rather suddenly.
158 THE HOUSE OF LYS.
and s...o she inherited the property. It is worth £600 a-year or thereabout, and the lady is able now to live comfortably in a house near Wyde." " And her descent : is it traceable to the Angevines without a blot ? " "Unquestionably it is," said Hardyknute, rather warmly.
" Well, I'm only very glad to find that it is so. You see, I knew about the mother and daughter, and was anxious to know in what way fortune had come to them." *' I remember they were equally anxious about you when you went abroad last year.
What to read after The House of Lys : One book of Its History : a Tale 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W G William George Hamley to read onlineMoreLess
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