The Story of Sylvia
The Story of Sylvia
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Alison ; " for I must say I have sometimes doubted whether we may be doing either of them a kindness in attempting to bring them together again ; but then" "I hope and believe Murray will give your daughter no reason to repent, " said Crayshaw. And then a waiter made his appearance to announce that dinner was ready.
" Then can I be of any use in going over to London for you?" said Crayshaw, pausing at the door.
" I am ashamed to trouble you so far, " said Mr. Alison, but his relief was unmistak...able. What could he of all people have said to this ill-conducted son- in-law of his, whom he knew so slightly ?
" As to trouble, it is none, " said Crayshaw. " I will get a week's leave and take a trip up to town, and I will write to you as soon as I have seen Murray. " " I shall be very much obliged to you, " was all Mr. Alison's answer, and being a man of few words, he meant what he said.
CHAPTER XLVI. CRA YSHA W AND MURRA Y.
CRAYSHAW went straight to Murray's solicitors on his arrival in London, but they could not give him his address ; neither did they know anything about him at his clubs, and it was more by good luck than anything else that he ran across him at one of the theatres that night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alison ; " for I must say I have sometimes doubted whether we may be doing either of them a kindness in attempting to bring them together again ; but then" "I hope and believe Murray will give your daughter no reason to repent, " said Crayshaw. And then a waiter made his appearance to announce that dinner was ready.
" Then can I be of any use in going over to London for you?" said Crayshaw, pausing at the door.
" I am ashamed to trouble you so far, " said Mr. Alison, but his relief was unmistak...able. What could he of all people have said to this ill-conducted son- in-law of his, whom he knew so slightly ?
" As to trouble, it is none, " said Crayshaw. " I will get a week's leave and take a trip up to town, and I will write to you as soon as I have seen Murray. " " I shall be very much obliged to you, " was all Mr. Alison's answer, and being a man of few words, he meant what he said.
CHAPTER XLVI. CRA YSHA W AND MURRA Y.
CRAYSHAW went straight to Murray's solicitors on his arrival in London, but they could not give him his address ; neither did they know anything about him at his clubs, and it was more by good luck than anything else that he ran across him at one of the theatres that night.
What to read after The Story of Sylvia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rowan Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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