Vera Nevill
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Gisburne, with somediffidence, for Tripton Rectory was neither lively nor remarkablycommodious, suggested how great the pleasure would be were his friend torun down to him for a couple of days or so; he had nothing, in truth, tooffer him but a bachelor's quarters and a hearty welcome; there was nextto no attraction beyond a pretty rural village and a choral dailyservice; but still, if he cared to come, Mr. Gisburne need not say howdelighted he would be, etc. , etc.
It is not too much to say tha...t the friend jumped at it. On the shortestpossible notice he arrived, bag and baggage, professing himself charmedwith the bachelor's quarters; and, burning with an insatiable desire tobehold the rurality of the village, to listen to the beauty and theharmony of the daily choral performances, he took up his abode in theclergyman's establishment; and the very next morning he sent a ruralvillager over to Shadonake with a half-crown for himself and a note to begiven to Miss Miller the very first time she walked or rode out alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gisburne, with somediffidence, for Tripton Rectory was neither lively nor remarkablycommodious, suggested how great the pleasure would be were his friend torun down to him for a couple of days or so; he had nothing, in truth, tooffer him but a bachelor's quarters and a hearty welcome; there was nextto no attraction beyond a pretty rural village and a choral dailyservice; but still, if he cared to come, Mr. Gisburne need not say howdelighted he would be, etc. , etc.
It is not too much to say tha...t the friend jumped at it. On the shortestpossible notice he arrived, bag and baggage, professing himself charmedwith the bachelor's quarters; and, burning with an insatiable desire tobehold the rurality of the village, to listen to the beauty and theharmony of the daily choral performances, he took up his abode in theclergyman's establishment; and the very next morning he sent a ruralvillager over to Shadonake with a half-crown for himself and a note to begiven to Miss Miller the very first time she walked or rode out alone.
What to read after Vera Nevill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cameron H. Lovett Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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