Weavers And Weft, And Other Tales 1
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' Yes, that's her name.' ' That saves you all trouble,' said Mrs. Walsing- ham. ' Can I set you down anywhere ? ' ' No, thanks ; the Albion's close by.' Sir Cyprian struggled out of his corner just in time to see Gilbert shut the broucrham door and walk off through the December drizzle.
' So that acquaintance is not a dropped one,' he thought. * It augurs ill for Constance/ Three days later he was riding out Bamet way, in a quiet country lane, as rural and remote in aspect as an accommodation r...oad in the shires, when he passed a brougham with a lady in it — Mrs.
Walsingham again, and again alone.
* This looks like fatality,' he thought.
He had been riding Londonwards, but turned his horse and followed the carriage. This solitary drive, on a dull, gray winter day, so far from London^ struck him as curious. There might be nothing really suspicious in the fact. Mrs. Walsingham might have friends in this northern district. But 200 WEAVE KS AND WEFT. "^ after what he had seen at the Kaleidoscope, Sir Cyprian was inclined to suspect Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Yes, that's her name.' ' That saves you all trouble,' said Mrs. Walsing- ham. ' Can I set you down anywhere ? ' ' No, thanks ; the Albion's close by.' Sir Cyprian struggled out of his corner just in time to see Gilbert shut the broucrham door and walk off through the December drizzle.
' So that acquaintance is not a dropped one,' he thought. * It augurs ill for Constance/ Three days later he was riding out Bamet way, in a quiet country lane, as rural and remote in aspect as an accommodation r...oad in the shires, when he passed a brougham with a lady in it — Mrs.
Walsingham again, and again alone.
* This looks like fatality,' he thought.
He had been riding Londonwards, but turned his horse and followed the carriage. This solitary drive, on a dull, gray winter day, so far from London^ struck him as curious. There might be nothing really suspicious in the fact. Mrs. Walsingham might have friends in this northern district. But 200 WEAVE KS AND WEFT. "^ after what he had seen at the Kaleidoscope, Sir Cyprian was inclined to suspect Mrs.
What to read after Weavers And Weft, And Other Tales 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Braddon, M. E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1837-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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