Victorian Short Stories: Stories of Successful Marriages
Victorian Short Stories: Stories of Successful Marriages
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And where will you leavethe fly? At the lodge gate? The flyman would be sure to get intoconversation with the lodge-keeper or his wife. He'd tell them wherehe came from, and--' 'Supposing you were to get a two-wheeled trap and drive me yourself;that would be nicer still. ' 'I'm so unlucky; someone would be sure to see me. ' The Major puffed at his pipe in silence. Then he said, 'If you wereto put on a thick veil, and we were to get out of the town by this endand make our way through the lanes--...it would be a long way round; butone hardly meets anyone that way, and the only danger would be going. We should return in the dusk. I don't care how late you make it; mypeople won't be home till nine or ten o'clock at night, perhaps laterstill. There will be dancing, and they are sure to stay late. ' Finally the matter was decided, and about four o'clock the Major wentto the livery stable to order the trap. Mrs Shepherd and Nellie joinedhim soon after. Turning from the pony, whose nose he was stroking, hesaid-- 'I hope you have brought a thick shawl; it will be cold coming back inthe evening.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And where will you leavethe fly? At the lodge gate? The flyman would be sure to get intoconversation with the lodge-keeper or his wife. He'd tell them wherehe came from, and--' 'Supposing you were to get a two-wheeled trap and drive me yourself;that would be nicer still. ' 'I'm so unlucky; someone would be sure to see me. ' The Major puffed at his pipe in silence. Then he said, 'If you wereto put on a thick veil, and we were to get out of the town by this endand make our way through the lanes--...it would be a long way round; butone hardly meets anyone that way, and the only danger would be going. We should return in the dusk. I don't care how late you make it; mypeople won't be home till nine or ten o'clock at night, perhaps laterstill. There will be dancing, and they are sure to stay late. ' Finally the matter was decided, and about four o'clock the Major wentto the livery stable to order the trap. Mrs Shepherd and Nellie joinedhim soon after. Turning from the pony, whose nose he was stroking, hesaid-- 'I hope you have brought a thick shawl; it will be cold coming back inthe evening.
What to read after Victorian Short Stories: Stories of Successful Marriages?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Besant Walter Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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