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Ever your's, CAROLINE ST. CLAIR.
L 2 CHAPTER XLV.
HOW IT HAPPENED.
In sese redit.-— Virgil, Geor. IV.
The conjecture made by Miss St. Clair, at the conclusion of her last letter, as to the cause of Mr.
Lindsay'^s absence was not perfectly correct. Mr.
Lindsay had 'particular business^ on the lake of Lugano, and * unforeseen circumstances,' which came to his knowledge in the middle of the wood, did^ in his opinion, make it necessary for him imme- diately to proceed there. What this ' particular ...business,' and these 'unforeseen circumstances'* were, must appear hereafter.
The day after receiving Mr. Lindsay's note, Colonel and Mrs. Cleveland and Miss St. Clair, left the Larian Lake, sailing round the beautiful HOW IT HAPPENED. 149 promontory of Belaggio, and down that arm of the lake which leads to Lecco, where they met their carriage, which had been sent round from Como, by land. From thence they proceeded by Ber- gamo, Brescia, the Lago di Garda, (the Benacus), Verona, Vicenza, and Padua, to Venice, But we must, for the present, leave the travellers to pursue their journey, and resume the thread of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ever your's, CAROLINE ST. CLAIR.
L 2 CHAPTER XLV.
HOW IT HAPPENED.
In sese redit.-— Virgil, Geor. IV.
The conjecture made by Miss St. Clair, at the conclusion of her last letter, as to the cause of Mr.
Lindsay'^s absence was not perfectly correct. Mr.
Lindsay had 'particular business^ on the lake of Lugano, and * unforeseen circumstances,' which came to his knowledge in the middle of the wood, did^ in his opinion, make it necessary for him imme- diately to proceed there. What this ' particular ...business,' and these 'unforeseen circumstances'* were, must appear hereafter.
The day after receiving Mr. Lindsay's note, Colonel and Mrs. Cleveland and Miss St. Clair, left the Larian Lake, sailing round the beautiful HOW IT HAPPENED. 149 promontory of Belaggio, and down that arm of the lake which leads to Lecco, where they met their carriage, which had been sent round from Como, by land. From thence they proceeded by Ber- gamo, Brescia, the Lago di Garda, (the Benacus), Verona, Vicenza, and Padua, to Venice, But we must, for the present, leave the travellers to pursue their journey, and resume the thread of Mr.
What to read after Continental Adventures. a Novel .. 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eaton, Charlotte A. (Charlotte Anne), 1788-1859 to read onlineMoreLess
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