The Sisters of Nansfield. a Tale for Young Women 2
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Ten days passed before any answ r er arrived from Henry, w r ho having been at a little distance from town, did not receive his uncle's letter as soon as had been reckoned on : he wrote only a few lines to say, that he had already made some en- quiries, and would obtain more information be- fore he related what he had heard, which he hoped to do by word of mouth in a few days.
Henry's meeting with the family of Nansfield 15 THE SISTERS OF NANSFIELD. 167 was not such as he had promised himself; ...the distressing event which had taken place in his absence, and the alteration in Fanny, who had not yet recovered her good looks, threw a shade of melancholy over the satisfaction he felt in rejoining his friends ; and besides, the news he had to communicate were not of a consolatory nature. He had learnt, from good authority, that Edwin, after receiving a legacy of some thousands, bequeathed to him by a distant re- lation, and selling his commission, without the approbation or knowledge of his parents, had set off to the continent with a young woman to whom he had formed an attachment; but not a word of his having married her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ten days passed before any answ r er arrived from Henry, w r ho having been at a little distance from town, did not receive his uncle's letter as soon as had been reckoned on : he wrote only a few lines to say, that he had already made some en- quiries, and would obtain more information be- fore he related what he had heard, which he hoped to do by word of mouth in a few days.
Henry's meeting with the family of Nansfield 15 THE SISTERS OF NANSFIELD. 167 was not such as he had promised himself; ...the distressing event which had taken place in his absence, and the alteration in Fanny, who had not yet recovered her good looks, threw a shade of melancholy over the satisfaction he felt in rejoining his friends ; and besides, the news he had to communicate were not of a consolatory nature. He had learnt, from good authority, that Edwin, after receiving a legacy of some thousands, bequeathed to him by a distant re- lation, and selling his commission, without the approbation or knowledge of his parents, had set off to the continent with a young woman to whom he had formed an attachment; but not a word of his having married her.
What to read after The Sisters of Nansfield. a Tale for Young Women 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore, Margaret King, 1772-1835 to read onlineMoreLess
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