The Perpetual Curate 1
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But no one appeared to bear his message. He went linger- ing past the green door and up the silent de- serted road. At the end of Grange Lane, just in the little unsettled transition interval which interposed between its aristocratic calm and the bustle of George Street, on the side next Prick- ett's Lane, was a quaint little shop, into which Mr Wentworth strayed to occupy the time.
THE PERPETUAL CUPvATE. 91 This was Elsworthy's, ^Yho, as is well known, was then clerk at St Eoque's. Elsworthy h...im- self was in his shop that Easter Monday, and so was his wife and little Rosa, who was a little beauty. Rosa and her aunt had just returned from an excursion, and a prettier little appari- tion could not be seen than that dimpled rosy creature, with her radiant half- childish looks, her bright eyes, and soft curls of dark brown hair. Even Mr Went worth gave a second glance at her as he dropped languidly into a chair, and asked Elsworthy if there was any news. Mrs Elsworthy, who had been telling the adventures of the holiday to her goodman, gathered up her basket of eggs and her nosegay, and made the clergyman a little curtsy as she hurried away ; for the clerk's wife was a highly respectable wo- man, and knew her own place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But no one appeared to bear his message. He went linger- ing past the green door and up the silent de- serted road. At the end of Grange Lane, just in the little unsettled transition interval which interposed between its aristocratic calm and the bustle of George Street, on the side next Prick- ett's Lane, was a quaint little shop, into which Mr Wentworth strayed to occupy the time.
THE PERPETUAL CUPvATE. 91 This was Elsworthy's, ^Yho, as is well known, was then clerk at St Eoque's. Elsworthy h...im- self was in his shop that Easter Monday, and so was his wife and little Rosa, who was a little beauty. Rosa and her aunt had just returned from an excursion, and a prettier little appari- tion could not be seen than that dimpled rosy creature, with her radiant half- childish looks, her bright eyes, and soft curls of dark brown hair. Even Mr Went worth gave a second glance at her as he dropped languidly into a chair, and asked Elsworthy if there was any news. Mrs Elsworthy, who had been telling the adventures of the holiday to her goodman, gathered up her basket of eggs and her nosegay, and made the clergyman a little curtsy as she hurried away ; for the clerk's wife was a highly respectable wo- man, and knew her own place.
What to read after The Perpetual Curate 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliphant, Mrs. (Margaret), 1828-1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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