To Right the Wrong a Novel
To Right the Wrong a Novel
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" " 'Twould not be so hard if I could travel about like the rest of them. Everybody goes save me. There are Dick and Jervis gone to Bletchingley, and my father riding over to see Sir Toby and arrange about Isabella's betrothal ; and my mother and Isabella gone in the coach to my lady Blount's. They will not return till Friday, and 'tis so lone- some at the house. " " And on the morrow even I shall have to be leaving, " said Barnaby. " I must go to Farnham Market to sell the spotted cow. " " To ...Farnham !" cried Rosamond. " Oh, Barnaby, take me with you ! Dear Barnaby, pray do. I could ride there on a pillion, and there is no one to say me nay. " " But you would be no nearer Master Joscelyn there than here, " said Barnaby. " For is he not a prisoner ?" " He is not kept a close prisoner, Dick said. I might perchance see him in the park which is so close to the castle. Barnaby, I think I shall die if you don't take me I truly do think it. " Her look was so beseeching that it would have needed a much more unyielding man than the gate-keeper to resist her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " 'Twould not be so hard if I could travel about like the rest of them. Everybody goes save me. There are Dick and Jervis gone to Bletchingley, and my father riding over to see Sir Toby and arrange about Isabella's betrothal ; and my mother and Isabella gone in the coach to my lady Blount's. They will not return till Friday, and 'tis so lone- some at the house. " " And on the morrow even I shall have to be leaving, " said Barnaby. " I must go to Farnham Market to sell the spotted cow. " " To ...Farnham !" cried Rosamond. " Oh, Barnaby, take me with you ! Dear Barnaby, pray do. I could ride there on a pillion, and there is no one to say me nay. " " But you would be no nearer Master Joscelyn there than here, " said Barnaby. " For is he not a prisoner ?" " He is not kept a close prisoner, Dick said. I might perchance see him in the park which is so close to the castle. Barnaby, I think I shall die if you don't take me I truly do think it. " Her look was so beseeching that it would have needed a much more unyielding man than the gate-keeper to resist her.
What to read after To Right the Wrong a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lyall Edna to read onlineMoreLess
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