The Last of Her Line 3
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And the sweetest of all was to know that Martin had remembered too, else why should all be treasured up that had belonged to those days ?
She had been sitting there a long time, when Mopsie came silently up, and laid a folded packet on her knee ; then as silently went away.
There was no name on the packet. She opened it. At the top lay a worn little morocco purse ; inside was a carefully-folded paper, with these words, written in Martin Iselworth's close, neat hand, " The ivy-leaf which Callis ...Maplethorpe gave me in the porch." Besides, there was a bundle of letters, whose handwriting was her own.
Faith told the rest of them, in due time, that dinner was ready, but no one disturbed u2 292 THE LAST OF HER LINE.
Miss Maplethorpe, there in the summer- house under the elm-trees. Only towards evening Mopsie stole quietly thither, and kneeling by her side, put her arms round her neck, and said, "Mother Callis. I think I know. It might liave been /" "Yes, child," said Miss Maplethorpe. '^t might have been." Next morning Mopsie and John Ducross were married.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the sweetest of all was to know that Martin had remembered too, else why should all be treasured up that had belonged to those days ?
She had been sitting there a long time, when Mopsie came silently up, and laid a folded packet on her knee ; then as silently went away.
There was no name on the packet. She opened it. At the top lay a worn little morocco purse ; inside was a carefully-folded paper, with these words, written in Martin Iselworth's close, neat hand, " The ivy-leaf which Callis ...Maplethorpe gave me in the porch." Besides, there was a bundle of letters, whose handwriting was her own.
Faith told the rest of them, in due time, that dinner was ready, but no one disturbed u2 292 THE LAST OF HER LINE.
Miss Maplethorpe, there in the summer- house under the elm-trees. Only towards evening Mopsie stole quietly thither, and kneeling by her side, put her arms round her neck, and said, "Mother Callis. I think I know. It might liave been /" "Yes, child," said Miss Maplethorpe. '^t might have been." Next morning Mopsie and John Ducross were married.
What to read after The Last of Her Line 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tabor, Eliza to read onlineMoreLess
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