The Inn At the Red Oak
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The issue will have been decided within five years. Permit me to add butone thing more, --in the event that I fall in the cause I have embraced, Ihave made arrangements whereby communications shall be established withyou, madame, that will redound to your own good fortune and that of thelittle Eloise.
"All effort to thwart my plans or to establish my identity in themeantime, will, I must warn you, be fruitless.
"Adieu, madame: accept the assurance of my gratitude for all that youhave already do...ne to sweeten exile and of my earnest prayer for theblessing of God upon your great good heart.
"I remain, madame, for the present, but always, under whatever name, "Your grateful and sincere servant, "GASTON POINTELLE, " As Dan, with gathering brows, concluded the reading of thisextraordinary letter, Mrs. Frost resumed her story.
"We always imagined that the general and his companions had sailed in aFrench vessel that lay at that time in the Passage and left that morningat dawn. There was nothing to do but adopt little Eloise Pointelle for myown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The issue will have been decided within five years. Permit me to add butone thing more, --in the event that I fall in the cause I have embraced, Ihave made arrangements whereby communications shall be established withyou, madame, that will redound to your own good fortune and that of thelittle Eloise.
"All effort to thwart my plans or to establish my identity in themeantime, will, I must warn you, be fruitless.
"Adieu, madame: accept the assurance of my gratitude for all that youhave already do...ne to sweeten exile and of my earnest prayer for theblessing of God upon your great good heart.
"I remain, madame, for the present, but always, under whatever name, "Your grateful and sincere servant, "GASTON POINTELLE, " As Dan, with gathering brows, concluded the reading of thisextraordinary letter, Mrs. Frost resumed her story.
"We always imagined that the general and his companions had sailed in aFrench vessel that lay at that time in the Passage and left that morningat dawn. There was nothing to do but adopt little Eloise Pointelle for myown.
What to read after The Inn At the Red Oak?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griswold Latta to read onlineMoreLess
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