Vagabondia
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" How they got her down-stairs and into the carriage, Dolly scarcelyknows. It was enough that they got her there and knew she was safe. Uponthe table in the room above they had left a note directed to Mr. GeraldChandos, --Dolly had directed it and Dolly had written it.
"Is there pen and ink here?" she had asked Gowan; and when he hadproduced the articles, she had bent over the table and dashed a fewlines off with an unsteady yet determined hand.
"There!" she had said, when she closed the envelo...pe. "Mr. Chandos willgo to Brussels, I think, and he will understand why he goes alone, and, for my part, I incline to the belief that he will not trouble us again. " And in five minutes more they were driving toward Bloomsbury Place.
But now the first excitement was over, Dolly's nerve began to fail her. Now that Mollie was safe, she began to think of Griffith. It seemed acruel trick of fortune's to try his patience so sharply just at thisvery point. She knew so well what effect his hours of waiting would haveupon him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" How they got her down-stairs and into the carriage, Dolly scarcelyknows. It was enough that they got her there and knew she was safe. Uponthe table in the room above they had left a note directed to Mr. GeraldChandos, --Dolly had directed it and Dolly had written it.
"Is there pen and ink here?" she had asked Gowan; and when he hadproduced the articles, she had bent over the table and dashed a fewlines off with an unsteady yet determined hand.
"There!" she had said, when she closed the envelo...pe. "Mr. Chandos willgo to Brussels, I think, and he will understand why he goes alone, and, for my part, I incline to the belief that he will not trouble us again. " And in five minutes more they were driving toward Bloomsbury Place.
But now the first excitement was over, Dolly's nerve began to fail her. Now that Mollie was safe, she began to think of Griffith. It seemed acruel trick of fortune's to try his patience so sharply just at thisvery point. She knew so well what effect his hours of waiting would haveupon him.
What to read after Vagabondia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burnett, Frances Hodgson, 1849-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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