Valerie
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I will have the pleasure of taking you there and then returningwith you. But I have another appointment, and must be so impolite as torequest that you will hurry your toilet as much as possible. " This was done, and in an hour I had lodged my money and obtained thejewel-case.
Mr Selwyn took me back again, and, having put the tin box into thecarriage, wished me farewell.
I told him that I was about to take up my residence with the Gironacs, gave him their address, and then we parted.
That evenin...g I opened the jewel-case and found it well stocked. Thevalue of its contents I could not possibly be acquainted with, but thatso many diamonds and other stones were of value I knew well. I placedthe other caskets of Lady R--in the case, and then proceeded to make upmy packages ready for transportation to Madame Gironac's, for there werea great many trunks full. I occupied myself with this for the remainderof the time that I was in Baker Street, and when Monsieur Gironac andhis wife called, according to promise, to take me to their home, itrequired two coaches, and well loaded, to take all the luggage; a thirdconveyed Monsieur and Madame Gironac, myself, and the jewel-case.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I will have the pleasure of taking you there and then returningwith you. But I have another appointment, and must be so impolite as torequest that you will hurry your toilet as much as possible. " This was done, and in an hour I had lodged my money and obtained thejewel-case.
Mr Selwyn took me back again, and, having put the tin box into thecarriage, wished me farewell.
I told him that I was about to take up my residence with the Gironacs, gave him their address, and then we parted.
That evenin...g I opened the jewel-case and found it well stocked. Thevalue of its contents I could not possibly be acquainted with, but thatso many diamonds and other stones were of value I knew well. I placedthe other caskets of Lady R--in the case, and then proceeded to make upmy packages ready for transportation to Madame Gironac's, for there werea great many trunks full. I occupied myself with this for the remainderof the time that I was in Baker Street, and when Monsieur Gironac andhis wife called, according to promise, to take me to their home, itrequired two coaches, and well loaded, to take all the luggage; a thirdconveyed Monsieur and Madame Gironac, myself, and the jewel-case.
What to read after Valerie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marryat Frederick to read onlineMoreLess
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