The Rector
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Aha! and so you didn't know what they meant--didn't you? Idon't say you shouldn't marry, my dear--quite the reverse. A man _ought_to marry, one time or another. Only it's rather soon to lay their plans. I don't doubt there's a great many unmarried ladies in your church, Morley. There always is in a country place. " To this the alarmed Rector answered only by a groan--a groan soexpressive that his quick-witted mother heard it with her eyes.
"They will come to call on me, " said Mrs Proctor, with... fun dancing inher bright old eyes. "I'll tell you all about them, and you needn't beafraid of the servants. Trust to me, my dear--I'll find them out. Andnow, if you wish to take a walk, or go out visiting, don't let me detainyou, Morley. I shouldn't wonder but there's something in the papers Iwould like to see--or I even might close my eyes for a few minutes: theafternoon is always a drowsy time with me. When I was in Devonshire, youknow, no one minded what I did. You had better refresh yourself with anice walk, my dear boy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aha! and so you didn't know what they meant--didn't you? Idon't say you shouldn't marry, my dear--quite the reverse. A man _ought_to marry, one time or another. Only it's rather soon to lay their plans. I don't doubt there's a great many unmarried ladies in your church, Morley. There always is in a country place. " To this the alarmed Rector answered only by a groan--a groan soexpressive that his quick-witted mother heard it with her eyes.
"They will come to call on me, " said Mrs Proctor, with... fun dancing inher bright old eyes. "I'll tell you all about them, and you needn't beafraid of the servants. Trust to me, my dear--I'll find them out. Andnow, if you wish to take a walk, or go out visiting, don't let me detainyou, Morley. I shouldn't wonder but there's something in the papers Iwould like to see--or I even might close my eyes for a few minutes: theafternoon is always a drowsy time with me. When I was in Devonshire, youknow, no one minded what I did. You had better refresh yourself with anice walk, my dear boy.
What to read after The Rector?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliphant Margaret to read onlineMoreLess
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