The Prodigals And Their Inheritance 2
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CHAPTER XIV /^■^ EORGE arrived by the next mail. He did not travel all night, but came in the evening, driving up the avenue with a good deal of noise and commotion, with two flys from the station carrying him and the two children and the luggage they brought, in addition to the brougham which had been sent out of respect to the lady. She occupied it by herself, for it was a small carriage, and she was a large woman, and thus was the first to arrive, stumbling out with a large cage in her hand ...containing a pair of unhappy birds with droop- ing feathers and melancholy heads. She would not allow any one to take them from 239 240 THE PRODIGALS her hand, but stumbled up the steps with them and thrust them upon Winnie, who had come out to the door to receive her brother, but who did not at first reaHse who this was.
"Here, take 'em," said Mrs. George; "they're for you, and they've been that troublesome!
I've done nothing but look after them all the voyage. I suppose you're Winnie," she added, pausing with a momentary doubt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER XIV /^■^ EORGE arrived by the next mail. He did not travel all night, but came in the evening, driving up the avenue with a good deal of noise and commotion, with two flys from the station carrying him and the two children and the luggage they brought, in addition to the brougham which had been sent out of respect to the lady. She occupied it by herself, for it was a small carriage, and she was a large woman, and thus was the first to arrive, stumbling out with a large cage in her hand ...containing a pair of unhappy birds with droop- ing feathers and melancholy heads. She would not allow any one to take them from 239 240 THE PRODIGALS her hand, but stumbled up the steps with them and thrust them upon Winnie, who had come out to the door to receive her brother, but who did not at first reaHse who this was.
"Here, take 'em," said Mrs. George; "they're for you, and they've been that troublesome!
I've done nothing but look after them all the voyage. I suppose you're Winnie," she added, pausing with a momentary doubt.
What to read after The Prodigals And Their Inheritance 2?
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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