Zaidee: a Romance From Blackwood's Magazine
Zaidee: a Romance From Blackwood's Magazine
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You do not mean that there is no clue to trace my poor Zaidee by ? — abso- lutely none ? It is impossible. I cannot tell you how important it is to us. My poor child's character and happiness may be involved. Our honor as a family is pledged to find her. I beg of you to give me some guidance — some clue. I cannot go home without accomplishing some- thing. Can no one else tell me where she is ? " Mrs. Disbrowe drew herself up a little. Mrs.
Vivian could not quite help looking the great lady, nor... being dismayed to hear of Frank Vi- vian's daughter as a companion and nursery gov- erness ; and though she would have been glad only yesterday of so much intelligence, Mrs. Vi- vian could not keep herself from being almost angry with hfer informant now. " To let her go without an inquiry ! with nothing to trace her by ! " Mrs. Vivian exclaimed indignantly within herself ; while Mrs. Disbrowe who was conscious 111 of having done a great deal for Ziaidee, was na- turally still more indignant with this question- ing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You do not mean that there is no clue to trace my poor Zaidee by ? — abso- lutely none ? It is impossible. I cannot tell you how important it is to us. My poor child's character and happiness may be involved. Our honor as a family is pledged to find her. I beg of you to give me some guidance — some clue. I cannot go home without accomplishing some- thing. Can no one else tell me where she is ? " Mrs. Disbrowe drew herself up a little. Mrs.
Vivian could not quite help looking the great lady, nor... being dismayed to hear of Frank Vi- vian's daughter as a companion and nursery gov- erness ; and though she would have been glad only yesterday of so much intelligence, Mrs. Vi- vian could not keep herself from being almost angry with hfer informant now. " To let her go without an inquiry ! with nothing to trace her by ! " Mrs. Vivian exclaimed indignantly within herself ; while Mrs. Disbrowe who was conscious 111 of having done a great deal for Ziaidee, was na- turally still more indignant with this question- ing.
What to read after Zaidee: a Romance From Blackwood's Magazine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliphant Margaret to read onlineMoreLess
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