The Republican's Mistress; a Novel Founded Upon Facts 3
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The following morning Juan came to the cottage at the appointed THE REPUBLICAN'S MISTRESS. 165 hour,and, after liberally rewarding the fisherman's wife for her hospitality and attention, Genevieve quitted them and proceeded to the coach, which wvo' just ready to depart ; and entering it; Juan mounted by the side of the coachman, and they drove from a place, where they had experienced so much of misery in the loss of their friends, and of mercy in their own providential escape.
During their jour...ney, Genevieve kept a profound silence, except when they stopped for refreshment, when the attentive Juan was instantly b}'- her side, for the passengers being all (except themseIves)English,they durst notventuie to address them in that language, though she understood great part of their conversation, (Lady Ellis having made her study the English language from the time of their arri- val in Spain), but she felt uncom- 166 THE REPUBLICAN'S MIStRESS.
monly diffident of speaking it before B native and a stranger ; but as the story of the wreck was well known to all in the coach^ Genevieve was much annoyed by their staring, and congra- tulations upon her escape, to which she would not venture to reply, except in monosyllables or smiles of assent ; and she rejoiced when upon their arrival at the end of their journey, she was re- leased from the persecution she had undergone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The following morning Juan came to the cottage at the appointed THE REPUBLICAN'S MISTRESS. 165 hour,and, after liberally rewarding the fisherman's wife for her hospitality and attention, Genevieve quitted them and proceeded to the coach, which wvo' just ready to depart ; and entering it; Juan mounted by the side of the coachman, and they drove from a place, where they had experienced so much of misery in the loss of their friends, and of mercy in their own providential escape.
During their jour...ney, Genevieve kept a profound silence, except when they stopped for refreshment, when the attentive Juan was instantly b}'- her side, for the passengers being all (except themseIves)English,they durst notventuie to address them in that language, though she understood great part of their conversation, (Lady Ellis having made her study the English language from the time of their arri- val in Spain), but she felt uncom- 166 THE REPUBLICAN'S MIStRESS.
monly diffident of speaking it before B native and a stranger ; but as the story of the wreck was well known to all in the coach^ Genevieve was much annoyed by their staring, and congra- tulations upon her escape, to which she would not venture to reply, except in monosyllables or smiles of assent ; and she rejoiced when upon their arrival at the end of their journey, she was re- leased from the persecution she had undergone.
What to read after The Republican's Mistress; a Novel Founded Upon Facts 3?
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