The Minister's Son; Or, Home With Honours 3
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And I say, old fellow, you mustn't be vexed with me for keeping away." " Not a bit — not a bit. I daresay your friend is right ; I shall be able to hit even harder than if you were there,'' returned Hardwicke ; and the dog-cart being ready, he and Harris departed to Broomieknowe.
It was too late to go on to Inverallan that night, and return to dinner ; but a note was despatched to Sir Duncan, in- forming him of the day's adventures, and requesting his presence in the club by three o'clock on th...e following day. He kept the contents of the note to himself, thinking it best to wait till the affair was concluded, and he could clear Ronald once for all. Perhaps he thought that Eonald himself might like to explain the identity of " Z." with the man whom Muriel had so inveterately disliked.
164 THE minister's son.
At Broomieknowe the evening sped fast and agreeably. Hardwicke had not lost a moment in telling his sister of his dis- covery, and she had applauded his friendly zeal, and sympathised with his excitement, in a way that Harris thought it pleasant to see.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And I say, old fellow, you mustn't be vexed with me for keeping away." " Not a bit — not a bit. I daresay your friend is right ; I shall be able to hit even harder than if you were there,'' returned Hardwicke ; and the dog-cart being ready, he and Harris departed to Broomieknowe.
It was too late to go on to Inverallan that night, and return to dinner ; but a note was despatched to Sir Duncan, in- forming him of the day's adventures, and requesting his presence in the club by three o'clock on th...e following day. He kept the contents of the note to himself, thinking it best to wait till the affair was concluded, and he could clear Ronald once for all. Perhaps he thought that Eonald himself might like to explain the identity of " Z." with the man whom Muriel had so inveterately disliked.
164 THE minister's son.
At Broomieknowe the evening sped fast and agreeably. Hardwicke had not lost a moment in telling his sister of his dis- covery, and she had applauded his friendly zeal, and sympathised with his excitement, in a way that Harris thought it pleasant to see.
What to read after The Minister's Son; Or, Home With Honours 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stirling, M. C to read onlineMoreLess
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