Trial of the Wainwrights
Trial of the Wainwrights
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I ought to apologise for my rude behaviour last evening, after the kindness I have received from you. " The letter goes on " I had been so worried and annoyed during the day, and I am sorry I lost my temper. " I think it is an improper inference to come to that this letter refers to the scene in the street. It refers to some other incident. That she had come to an understanding with some person named Edward Frieake may be reasonably inferred from her refusal to live with Miss Wilmore. It is Mrs.... King who makes this proposal to send the children to Miss Wilmore. Supposing a person had assumed the name of Frieake, and had given no address it would be the easiest thing in the world for any one to suggest to her that Edward Frieake was an auctioneer, and that he might be the same 136 Address to Jury.
person. It is quite impossible that you can believe that if it is Mr. Betley Thomas Wainwright who is personating Edward Frieake he would give the true address of Edward Frieake, 30 Coleman Street.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I ought to apologise for my rude behaviour last evening, after the kindness I have received from you. " The letter goes on " I had been so worried and annoyed during the day, and I am sorry I lost my temper. " I think it is an improper inference to come to that this letter refers to the scene in the street. It refers to some other incident. That she had come to an understanding with some person named Edward Frieake may be reasonably inferred from her refusal to live with Miss Wilmore. It is Mrs.... King who makes this proposal to send the children to Miss Wilmore. Supposing a person had assumed the name of Frieake, and had given no address it would be the easiest thing in the world for any one to suggest to her that Edward Frieake was an auctioneer, and that he might be the same 136 Address to Jury.
person. It is quite impossible that you can believe that if it is Mr. Betley Thomas Wainwright who is personating Edward Frieake he would give the true address of Edward Frieake, 30 Coleman Street.
What to read after Trial of the Wainwrights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Wainwright to read onlineMoreLess
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