Waverley Novels, volume 7
Waverley Novels, volume 7
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Why well have the mob after you I" " I have a hackney-coach in waiting, madam," said Mr.
Archibald, interrupting the officious old lady, from whom Jeanie might otherwise have found it difficult to escape ; '^ and, I believe, 1 must not allow her time for any change of dress." So sajring, he hurried Jeanie into the coach, while she inter- naUy praised and wondered at the easy manner in which he shifted off Mrs. Glass's officious ofiers and inquiries, without mentioning his master's orders, or en...tering into any explanation.
On entering the coach, Mr. Archibald seated himself in the front seat opposite to our heroine, and they drove on in silence.
After they had driven nearly half an hour, without a word on either side, it occurred to Jeanie, that the distance and time did not con-espond with that which had been occupied by her journey on the former occasion, to and from the residence of the Duke of Ai^le. At length she could not help asking her tadtum companion, " Whilk way they were going ?" " My Lord Duke wiU inform you himself, madam," answered Archibald, with the same solemn courtesy which marked his whole demeanour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why well have the mob after you I" " I have a hackney-coach in waiting, madam," said Mr.
Archibald, interrupting the officious old lady, from whom Jeanie might otherwise have found it difficult to escape ; '^ and, I believe, 1 must not allow her time for any change of dress." So sajring, he hurried Jeanie into the coach, while she inter- naUy praised and wondered at the easy manner in which he shifted off Mrs. Glass's officious ofiers and inquiries, without mentioning his master's orders, or en...tering into any explanation.
On entering the coach, Mr. Archibald seated himself in the front seat opposite to our heroine, and they drove on in silence.
After they had driven nearly half an hour, without a word on either side, it occurred to Jeanie, that the distance and time did not con-espond with that which had been occupied by her journey on the former occasion, to and from the residence of the Duke of Ai^le. At length she could not help asking her tadtum companion, " Whilk way they were going ?" " My Lord Duke wiU inform you himself, madam," answered Archibald, with the same solemn courtesy which marked his whole demeanour.
What to read after Waverley Novels, volume 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832 to read onlineMoreLess
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