Arrah Neil; Or, Times of Old 1
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When she returned from the rooms which had been assigned to her and her female companions, to that which was called in the house the picture-room, she found her brother conversing- in the window with his friend, with a bright and cheerful countenance, which surprised her. The change was explained in a moment, however, by Charles Walton holding out a dirty strip of paper to her, and saying, " Here are news of our poor Arrah, Annie. She is safe, although I cannot tell where." Annie took the scrap... of paper, and read, merely observing as she did so, " This is not Arrah's hand : she writes beautifully." The note ran as follows : — " My Lorde,— This is to tell you, as I heer that you have been a running after pretty Arrah Neil all the evening, that she is saif in this place, and as well as may be. I can't VOL. I. o 194 ARRAH NEIL ; OR, come just at present, for reasons ; but I will be over with you by cock-crow to-morrow morning, and either bring her, if I can, or take you to her. — I subscribe myself, my lorde, your obedient servant to command, " John Hurst." "Francis here," said Lord Walton, when liis sister had done reading, " has been laugh- ing at me for the reputation which I have acquired of running after pretty Arrah Neil during the whole evening ; but I think I may set laughs at defiance regarding her, Annie ?" " I thing so too," answered Miss Walton, with a smile ; " but I wish we knew where she is." As often happens, however, when, in the midst of many cares and anxieties, one sub- ject of alarm and grief is removed, all the rest are forgotten for the time, the news of poor Arrali's safety restored the cheerfulness of all the party.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When she returned from the rooms which had been assigned to her and her female companions, to that which was called in the house the picture-room, she found her brother conversing- in the window with his friend, with a bright and cheerful countenance, which surprised her. The change was explained in a moment, however, by Charles Walton holding out a dirty strip of paper to her, and saying, " Here are news of our poor Arrah, Annie. She is safe, although I cannot tell where." Annie took the scrap... of paper, and read, merely observing as she did so, " This is not Arrah's hand : she writes beautifully." The note ran as follows : — " My Lorde,— This is to tell you, as I heer that you have been a running after pretty Arrah Neil all the evening, that she is saif in this place, and as well as may be. I can't VOL. I. o 194 ARRAH NEIL ; OR, come just at present, for reasons ; but I will be over with you by cock-crow to-morrow morning, and either bring her, if I can, or take you to her. — I subscribe myself, my lorde, your obedient servant to command, " John Hurst." "Francis here," said Lord Walton, when liis sister had done reading, " has been laugh- ing at me for the reputation which I have acquired of running after pretty Arrah Neil during the whole evening ; but I think I may set laughs at defiance regarding her, Annie ?" " I thing so too," answered Miss Walton, with a smile ; " but I wish we knew where she is." As often happens, however, when, in the midst of many cares and anxieties, one sub- ject of alarm and grief is removed, all the rest are forgotten for the time, the news of poor Arrali's safety restored the cheerfulness of all the party.
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