The Unbidden Guest
The Unbidden Guest
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Perhaps you pre- ferred my — my predecessor to me, Mr. Teesdale.^" "I did so!" said John William stoutly.
"Ah, I thought as much. She was, of course, rather more in your line." ** By the Lord," answered the young man, for- getting himself entirely, "if you were more in hers it would be the better for them that have to do with you. She could have taught you com- mon civility, at any rate, and common kindness, and two or three other common things that you seem never to have been taught in your li...fe ! " There was a moment's complete silence. Then Miss Oliver got steadily to her feet.
" After that," she said to David, ** I think my room is the best place for me — and the safest too." She proceeded to the door without let or hin- drance. All save herself were too much startled to speak or to act. Mr. Teesdale was gazing Digitized by CjOOQIC THE TWO MIRIAMS. 249 through the gun-room window with a weary face; his wife held her side as if it were a physical trouble with her; while Arabella looked in terror at John William, who was staring unflinchingly at the first woman he had lived to insult.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps you pre- ferred my — my predecessor to me, Mr. Teesdale.^" "I did so!" said John William stoutly.
"Ah, I thought as much. She was, of course, rather more in your line." ** By the Lord," answered the young man, for- getting himself entirely, "if you were more in hers it would be the better for them that have to do with you. She could have taught you com- mon civility, at any rate, and common kindness, and two or three other common things that you seem never to have been taught in your li...fe ! " There was a moment's complete silence. Then Miss Oliver got steadily to her feet.
" After that," she said to David, ** I think my room is the best place for me — and the safest too." She proceeded to the door without let or hin- drance. All save herself were too much startled to speak or to act. Mr. Teesdale was gazing Digitized by CjOOQIC THE TWO MIRIAMS. 249 through the gun-room window with a weary face; his wife held her side as if it were a physical trouble with her; while Arabella looked in terror at John William, who was staring unflinchingly at the first woman he had lived to insult.
What to read after The Unbidden Guest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hornung, E. W. (Ernest William), 1866-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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