The Unclaimed Daughter a Mystery of Our Own Day
The Unclaimed Daughter a Mystery of Our Own Day
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As it appeared impossible to gain further informa- tion, Miss Hartley prepared to return home, without liaving reached the place described by the farmer to be the abode of Nicholas Murphy ; for it appeared that though in the parish of R, it could only l)e reached on that side by passing through a rough rocky district, not very safe for ladies. But at the NOBLE DISINTERESTEDNESS. 143 opposite side, through another county and near the hill of P, it might be more safely and easily approached. Miss... Hartley and Lucy's going alone, would probably have been of little avail, except in enabling Lucy to identify the place of her early abode ; and under any circumstances it would have been necessary that some efficient person should accompany them. No praise can be too high, no admiration too great, for the noble disinterested- ness and generous fidelity with which Miss Hartley adopted, and continued in defiance of complicated difficulties to adhere to, the part she had assumed of mother to the deserted child.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As it appeared impossible to gain further informa- tion, Miss Hartley prepared to return home, without liaving reached the place described by the farmer to be the abode of Nicholas Murphy ; for it appeared that though in the parish of R, it could only l)e reached on that side by passing through a rough rocky district, not very safe for ladies. But at the NOBLE DISINTERESTEDNESS. 143 opposite side, through another county and near the hill of P, it might be more safely and easily approached. Miss... Hartley and Lucy's going alone, would probably have been of little avail, except in enabling Lucy to identify the place of her early abode ; and under any circumstances it would have been necessary that some efficient person should accompany them. No praise can be too high, no admiration too great, for the noble disinterested- ness and generous fidelity with which Miss Hartley adopted, and continued in defiance of complicated difficulties to adhere to, the part she had assumed of mother to the deserted child.
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