The Red Redmaynes
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Doria was essentially afair-weather friend. Many were the things that Jenny would be calledto do and, so far as Mark knew, there was none to assist her. Hefound her distressed but calm. She had telegraphed to her uncle inItaly and though she doubted whether he would risk return into anEnglish winter, she hoped that he might do so.
"Everything is chaos, " she said, "just as it was at Princetown. Uncle Bendigo told me only a few days before these thingshappened--when he had made up his mind that ...his brother Robert mustbe dead--that the law would not recognize his death for a certainperiod of years. And now we know that he is not dead but that poorUncle Bendigo is. Yet the law will not recognize his death, eitherperhaps, seeing that he has not been found. Uncle Robert's papersand affairs were gone into and he left no will; so his property, when the law sanctions it, would have been divided between hisbrothers; but now I imagine it all belongs to my uncle in Italy;while, as for poor Uncle Bendigo, I expect that he has made a will, because he was such a methodical man; but what he intended to dowith his house and money we cannot tell yet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Doria was essentially afair-weather friend. Many were the things that Jenny would be calledto do and, so far as Mark knew, there was none to assist her. Hefound her distressed but calm. She had telegraphed to her uncle inItaly and though she doubted whether he would risk return into anEnglish winter, she hoped that he might do so.
"Everything is chaos, " she said, "just as it was at Princetown. Uncle Bendigo told me only a few days before these thingshappened--when he had made up his mind that ...his brother Robert mustbe dead--that the law would not recognize his death for a certainperiod of years. And now we know that he is not dead but that poorUncle Bendigo is. Yet the law will not recognize his death, eitherperhaps, seeing that he has not been found. Uncle Robert's papersand affairs were gone into and he left no will; so his property, when the law sanctions it, would have been divided between hisbrothers; but now I imagine it all belongs to my uncle in Italy;while, as for poor Uncle Bendigo, I expect that he has made a will, because he was such a methodical man; but what he intended to dowith his house and money we cannot tell yet.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillpotts Eden to read onlineMoreLess
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