The Works of Mrs. Sherwood. Being the Only Uniform Edition Ever Published in the United States ..
The Works of Mrs. Sherwood. Being the Only Uniform Edition Ever Published in the United States ..
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Hillier to smile.
."Come, come, Mr. Milner," said the latter, "don't mind him — there was no great harm in it — you meant no malice, and it has done us all good ; because, before we heard that story, even the old people were ashamed to be so outdone by a youth like you." Henry made no answer, remembering poor Mrs. Grif- fith aiid'her fair, pale daught(?r : and Dr. Smallridge hav- ing asked what the story was to which his lordship al- luded, Lord F refused to riBveal it, saying he must Bb2 294 T...HE HISTORY OF not tell tales out of college. Dr. Hillier, however, who had heard it (when and where he would not tell), could not resist the temptation of imparting all he knew of the matter, which, however, was not a very great deal, by way of a jest to his old friend, laughing heartily at the joke, and saying " that it had been laid on Mr.
Milner." " With respect to me," replied Henry, who had caught a momentary glance of poor Griffith's face, which was almost ghastly with alarm, *^ with respect to me, I nei- ther confess nor deny the charge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hillier to smile.
."Come, come, Mr. Milner," said the latter, "don't mind him — there was no great harm in it — you meant no malice, and it has done us all good ; because, before we heard that story, even the old people were ashamed to be so outdone by a youth like you." Henry made no answer, remembering poor Mrs. Grif- fith aiid'her fair, pale daught(?r : and Dr. Smallridge hav- ing asked what the story was to which his lordship al- luded, Lord F refused to riBveal it, saying he must Bb2 294 T...HE HISTORY OF not tell tales out of college. Dr. Hillier, however, who had heard it (when and where he would not tell), could not resist the temptation of imparting all he knew of the matter, which, however, was not a very great deal, by way of a jest to his old friend, laughing heartily at the joke, and saying " that it had been laid on Mr.
Milner." " With respect to me," replied Henry, who had caught a momentary glance of poor Griffith's face, which was almost ghastly with alarm, *^ with respect to me, I nei- ther confess nor deny the charge.
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