The Secret Foe: An Historical Novel
The Secret Foe: An Historical Novel
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Woolmer of Heytesbury," said David humbly ; and the man waits for an answer." " I will write one immediately," replied Fitz- maurice, as tearing open the letter he read the contents, blushing with shame and self-reproach as he did so.
On coming into Wiltshire, as we have al- ready said, he had undertaken to deliver a ' packet from a friend to this said Mr. Wool- mer. Unanticipated circumstances had ren- dered its early deliveiy, and a consultation thereon with that gentleman of great impor- tan...ce; and yet the packet was still in his possession, unpresented and latterly unthought of. In justice to his friend, whose letter to Mr. Woolmer on the subject was inclosed, he could do no less than engage to be at Heytes- bury on the morrow.
The lights in the upper windows of the houses in the good town of Amesbury disap- Digitized by Google THE SECRET FOE, 209 peared one after the other, leaving the street in darkness and silence ; and Fitzmaurice, fretted and dispirited, retired to rest, more to avoid the kind importunities of his landlady, than with any hope of eiyoying repose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Woolmer of Heytesbury," said David humbly ; and the man waits for an answer." " I will write one immediately," replied Fitz- maurice, as tearing open the letter he read the contents, blushing with shame and self-reproach as he did so.
On coming into Wiltshire, as we have al- ready said, he had undertaken to deliver a ' packet from a friend to this said Mr. Wool- mer. Unanticipated circumstances had ren- dered its early deliveiy, and a consultation thereon with that gentleman of great impor- tan...ce; and yet the packet was still in his possession, unpresented and latterly unthought of. In justice to his friend, whose letter to Mr. Woolmer on the subject was inclosed, he could do no less than engage to be at Heytes- bury on the morrow.
The lights in the upper windows of the houses in the good town of Amesbury disap- Digitized by Google THE SECRET FOE, 209 peared one after the other, leaving the street in darkness and silence ; and Fitzmaurice, fretted and dispirited, retired to rest, more to avoid the kind importunities of his landlady, than with any hope of eiyoying repose.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pickering, Ellen, D. 1843 to read onlineMoreLess
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