The Skipper's Wooing, And the Brown Man's Servant
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"In that case, " said Annis, looking at him pleasantly, "I sha'n't marry. Is that what you mean?" "I didn't mean quite that, " said Wilson. "I was going to say--" "There!" said Annis, stopping suddenly and pointing, "isn't there a fineview of the river from here?" "Splendid!" said Wilson.
"It is my favorite walk, " said Annis.
Wilson made a mental note of it. "Especially when Mr. Glover is at yourhouse, " he said foolishly.
"Mr. Glover has been very kind, " said Annis gravely. "He has been very...good to my mother, and he has gone to a great deal of trouble in hissearch for my father. " "Well, I hope he doesn't find him, " said Wilson. Annis turned andregarded him fixedly. "That is very kind of you, " she said withseverity.
"I want to find him myself, " said Wilson, closely watching the river;"and you know why. " "I must get back, " said Annis, without contesting the statement.
Wilson felt his courage oozing, and tried to hint at what he dared notsay. "I should like you to treat me the same as you do Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"In that case, " said Annis, looking at him pleasantly, "I sha'n't marry. Is that what you mean?" "I didn't mean quite that, " said Wilson. "I was going to say--" "There!" said Annis, stopping suddenly and pointing, "isn't there a fineview of the river from here?" "Splendid!" said Wilson.
"It is my favorite walk, " said Annis.
Wilson made a mental note of it. "Especially when Mr. Glover is at yourhouse, " he said foolishly.
"Mr. Glover has been very kind, " said Annis gravely. "He has been very...good to my mother, and he has gone to a great deal of trouble in hissearch for my father. " "Well, I hope he doesn't find him, " said Wilson. Annis turned andregarded him fixedly. "That is very kind of you, " she said withseverity.
"I want to find him myself, " said Wilson, closely watching the river;"and you know why. " "I must get back, " said Annis, without contesting the statement.
Wilson felt his courage oozing, and tried to hint at what he dared notsay. "I should like you to treat me the same as you do Mr.
What to read after The Skipper's Wooing, And the Brown Man's Servant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobs William Wymark to read onlineMoreLess
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