The New Magdalen
The New Magdalen
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Shegravely accepted Grace's inquiry as a question addressed to her inperfect good faith.
"I am not at all surprised, " she replied, "to find that my adopteddaughter's interference has exposed her to misrepresentation. She oughtto have remonstrated with me privately before she interfered. But shehas one fault--she is too impulsive. I have never, in all my experience, met with such a warm-hearted person as she is. Always too considerateof others; always too forgetful of herself! The mere appearan...ce of thepolice officer placed you in a situation to appeal to her compassion, and her impulses carried her away as usual. My fault! All my fault!" Grace changed her tone once more. She was quick enough to discern thatLady Janet was a match for her with her own weapons.
"We have had enough of this, " she said. "It is time to be serious. Youradopted daughter (as you call her) is Mercy Merrick, and you know it. " Lady Janet returned to her papers.
"I am Grace Roseberry, whose name she has stolen, and you know _that_.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shegravely accepted Grace's inquiry as a question addressed to her inperfect good faith.
"I am not at all surprised, " she replied, "to find that my adopteddaughter's interference has exposed her to misrepresentation. She oughtto have remonstrated with me privately before she interfered. But shehas one fault--she is too impulsive. I have never, in all my experience, met with such a warm-hearted person as she is. Always too considerateof others; always too forgetful of herself! The mere appearan...ce of thepolice officer placed you in a situation to appeal to her compassion, and her impulses carried her away as usual. My fault! All my fault!" Grace changed her tone once more. She was quick enough to discern thatLady Janet was a match for her with her own weapons.
"We have had enough of this, " she said. "It is time to be serious. Youradopted daughter (as you call her) is Mercy Merrick, and you know it. " Lady Janet returned to her papers.
"I am Grace Roseberry, whose name she has stolen, and you know _that_.
What to read after The New Magdalen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collins Wilkie to read onlineMoreLess
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