Waverly Novels, volume 32
Waverly Novels, volume 32
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Nay, I will not quit my advantage.
You know wdl, that when she has us at fault, no one can, in a civil way, lay your error before yot more precisely than can my Lady Edith — But here she comes." A figure as if entering the apartment, oast upon the partition a shade, which glided along slowly until it mixed with those which already clouded it Despite of the bitter disappointment which he had experienced-— despite the insult and injury wM which it seemed he had been visited by die malice, or, at ...best, by the idle humour of Queen Beren* garia, (for he already c
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nay, I will not quit my advantage.
You know wdl, that when she has us at fault, no one can, in a civil way, lay your error before yot more precisely than can my Lady Edith — But here she comes." A figure as if entering the apartment, oast upon the partition a shade, which glided along slowly until it mixed with those which already clouded it Despite of the bitter disappointment which he had experienced-— despite the insult and injury wM which it seemed he had been visited by die malice, or, at ...best, by the idle humour of Queen Beren* garia, (for he already c
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832 to read online
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