The Orphans Choice a Tale
The Orphans Choice a Tale
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" " She told me, " observed Marian, " to invite you into the drawing-room, if if " she hesitated, and half smiled, but was unwilling to proceed.
"If what?" asked Mr. Claverton, with some curiosity: " pray go on. " "If you were not too precise, " said Marian, at last, hoping to hear something which would explain her aunt's meaning.
But Mr. Claverton only smiled, and re- plied : " Well then, as I am rather fatigued with my journey, I think I shall be ' too precise, ' this evening; so I will deput...e you 48 THE ORPHAN'S CHOICE.
to make my compliments to Mrs. Ashford; and remember, I shall expect to find you ready to accompany me next Thursday, the third of January. " " Yes, dear sir, " said Marian, " I will persuade my aunt to allow me. " " You must come with a free will, though, " said Mr. Claverton, playfully, " or we will not have you. " " I only fear/' returned Marian, in the same tone, " I shall stay with you so will- ingly, that you will find it difficult to pre- vail on me to return.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " She told me, " observed Marian, " to invite you into the drawing-room, if if " she hesitated, and half smiled, but was unwilling to proceed.
"If what?" asked Mr. Claverton, with some curiosity: " pray go on. " "If you were not too precise, " said Marian, at last, hoping to hear something which would explain her aunt's meaning.
But Mr. Claverton only smiled, and re- plied : " Well then, as I am rather fatigued with my journey, I think I shall be ' too precise, ' this evening; so I will deput...e you 48 THE ORPHAN'S CHOICE.
to make my compliments to Mrs. Ashford; and remember, I shall expect to find you ready to accompany me next Thursday, the third of January. " " Yes, dear sir, " said Marian, " I will persuade my aunt to allow me. " " You must come with a free will, though, " said Mr. Claverton, playfully, " or we will not have you. " " I only fear/' returned Marian, in the same tone, " I shall stay with you so will- ingly, that you will find it difficult to pre- vail on me to return.
What to read after The Orphans Choice a Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emily Ospringe to read onlineMoreLess
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