A Canadian Heroine, volume 2
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" "To Canada! The other side of the world! What do you mean?" "Nothing very unreasonable. I am very uneasy about my father, who isalmost as great an invalid as my grandfather, and has no one but an oldhousekeeper to take care of him. I should like to go and bring him toEngland. " It was very well for Maurice to try to speak as coolly as possible, andeven to succeed in making his voice sound perfectly innocent andnatural, but he was of much too frank a nature to play off this littlepiece of diss...imulation without a tell-tale change of countenance. LadyDighton's sharp eyes saw quite plainly that there was something untold, but she took no notice of that for the present, and answered as if shesaw nothing.
"Have you worse accounts of his health?" "No; not worse. But he will be quite alone. " "More alone than when you first left him? I do not quite understand. " "Yes; some very near neighbours--old friends of his and my mother's--aregoing to leave Cacouna. I had no reason to be uneasy about him whilethey were there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "To Canada! The other side of the world! What do you mean?" "Nothing very unreasonable. I am very uneasy about my father, who isalmost as great an invalid as my grandfather, and has no one but an oldhousekeeper to take care of him. I should like to go and bring him toEngland. " It was very well for Maurice to try to speak as coolly as possible, andeven to succeed in making his voice sound perfectly innocent andnatural, but he was of much too frank a nature to play off this littlepiece of diss...imulation without a tell-tale change of countenance. LadyDighton's sharp eyes saw quite plainly that there was something untold, but she took no notice of that for the present, and answered as if shesaw nothing.
"Have you worse accounts of his health?" "No; not worse. But he will be quite alone. " "More alone than when you first left him? I do not quite understand. " "Yes; some very near neighbours--old friends of his and my mother's--aregoing to leave Cacouna. I had no reason to be uneasy about him whilethey were there.
What to read after A Canadian Heroine, volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Harry Coghill to read onlineMoreLess
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