The Merchant's Daughter 2
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Lyle had not heard my explanations. In fact, Miss Lyle " and he spoke as in embarrassment and pain, " I fear your father could scarcely be aware of what he was doing at the time he wrote that paper." " What should make you think so .^^ she demanded rather haughtily.
" I would not pain you : — of course, I only mean a little confused by his illness. The whole proceeding is so extraordinary — so un- precedented, that I can account for it in no other way. The writing is so firm for a sick 230 THE ...merchant's daughter.
man — tolerably firm even for one in health, and yet you do not deem him well enough to con- verse on business ! The more I think, the more I am perplexed ; whilst Mr, Gordon's sudden arrival increases the singularity." " Knowing my impatience to be with the invalid, you might have spared me this discus- sion ; whilst your conjectures and remarks seem so contradictory as almost to prove the confu- sion of ideas of which you accuse my father.
If Mr. Lyle knew not what he did, it is strange that the authority should have been so clear and full : if he did know, it is not extraordinary, with his energy when roused, that he should write for a short time distinctly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lyle had not heard my explanations. In fact, Miss Lyle " and he spoke as in embarrassment and pain, " I fear your father could scarcely be aware of what he was doing at the time he wrote that paper." " What should make you think so .^^ she demanded rather haughtily.
" I would not pain you : — of course, I only mean a little confused by his illness. The whole proceeding is so extraordinary — so un- precedented, that I can account for it in no other way. The writing is so firm for a sick 230 THE ...merchant's daughter.
man — tolerably firm even for one in health, and yet you do not deem him well enough to con- verse on business ! The more I think, the more I am perplexed ; whilst Mr, Gordon's sudden arrival increases the singularity." " Knowing my impatience to be with the invalid, you might have spared me this discus- sion ; whilst your conjectures and remarks seem so contradictory as almost to prove the confu- sion of ideas of which you accuse my father.
If Mr. Lyle knew not what he did, it is strange that the authority should have been so clear and full : if he did know, it is not extraordinary, with his energy when roused, that he should write for a short time distinctly.
What to read after The Merchant's Daughter 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pickering, Ellen, D. 1843 to read onlineMoreLess
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