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With many needless words the good woman informed Dora that an English ladv, vounfr and richly-dressed, had come to the inn in consequence of an accident on the line, but that on learning ^Irs. Couitenay's presence and illness, she had looked alarmed and left hastily.
" She thought it was some contagious disease," said Dora.
" No, no, mademoiselle. I am sure she knew you," shrewdly answered the landlady ; " I saw it in her face." " You are mistaken," sadly said Dora ; " no one knows me." And she... went back to her mother.
" I am glad you came back," said Mrs. Courte- nay ; " I want to sleep, and I did not like to do so whilst you were away. Of course the poor old 158 DORA.
thing is honest ; but having all that money " "What money, mamma?" " All those notes Mr. Templemore sent you." Dora said nothing. Where was the use of en- lightening and troubling her.
"And so I am glad you came back," resumed Mrs, Courtenay, " for I am very sleepy." Dora smoothed her mother's pillow. Mrs.
Courtenay's head sank back upon it with a lux- urious sigh, and, saying languidly, " Oh !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With many needless words the good woman informed Dora that an English ladv, vounfr and richly-dressed, had come to the inn in consequence of an accident on the line, but that on learning ^Irs. Couitenay's presence and illness, she had looked alarmed and left hastily.
" She thought it was some contagious disease," said Dora.
" No, no, mademoiselle. I am sure she knew you," shrewdly answered the landlady ; " I saw it in her face." " You are mistaken," sadly said Dora ; " no one knows me." And she... went back to her mother.
" I am glad you came back," said Mrs. Courte- nay ; " I want to sleep, and I did not like to do so whilst you were away. Of course the poor old 158 DORA.
thing is honest ; but having all that money " "What money, mamma?" " All those notes Mr. Templemore sent you." Dora said nothing. Where was the use of en- lightening and troubling her.
"And so I am glad you came back," resumed Mrs, Courtenay, " for I am very sleepy." Dora smoothed her mother's pillow. Mrs.
Courtenay's head sank back upon it with a lux- urious sigh, and, saying languidly, " Oh !
What to read after Dora 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julia Kavanagh to read onlineMoreLess
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