Uncle Horace : a Novel 2
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101 and He comes open to the hous, and I saw him through the door, look as I didn't loike at Miss Mary. Ah, measter, the ould drake still finds out the worm in the mud ! I hope I was astray, yot I wasn't so to say I wish you was here. He comes and goes, no one know how ; and missis not at all satisfyed about money, and say she will write to you. Lady Ellen lookit yesterday as if she had summut to say ; but she is too hoigh in herself to ax a queston.
There's nothin to say wrong, and yet all's w...rong; as bad as say-sickness, witch, if it wasn't for your honored sake. Sir, and Miss Mary's gardunship, and Mr. Harry, I'd 'coun- ter like a Briton to get horn agin. I hop, honored Sir, you'll write by return of post, and tell me what to do, under thos difficult circum- stances which I have so fuly explainet, for I am at a los ; and your honor 'ill be pleast to mak an easy mind about the gals, as we dis- corced of on Ryde peer. I'm sure theyre little hippacriks — but it's no use thinking of wemens just now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
101 and He comes open to the hous, and I saw him through the door, look as I didn't loike at Miss Mary. Ah, measter, the ould drake still finds out the worm in the mud ! I hope I was astray, yot I wasn't so to say I wish you was here. He comes and goes, no one know how ; and missis not at all satisfyed about money, and say she will write to you. Lady Ellen lookit yesterday as if she had summut to say ; but she is too hoigh in herself to ax a queston.
There's nothin to say wrong, and yet all's w...rong; as bad as say-sickness, witch, if it wasn't for your honored sake. Sir, and Miss Mary's gardunship, and Mr. Harry, I'd 'coun- ter like a Briton to get horn agin. I hop, honored Sir, you'll write by return of post, and tell me what to do, under thos difficult circum- stances which I have so fuly explainet, for I am at a los ; and your honor 'ill be pleast to mak an easy mind about the gals, as we dis- corced of on Ryde peer. I'm sure theyre little hippacriks — but it's no use thinking of wemens just now.
What to read after Uncle Horace : a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall S. C. Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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