Grantley Manor a Tale volume 1
Grantley Manor a Tale volume 1
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The next day it was ascertained that Walter had sprained his leg so severely that it would be quite impossible for him to put his foot to the ground for a week or ten days, at least, and Dr. Bartlet recommended that even then he should not attempt much exertion, but suffer himself to be nursed and treated as an invalid BRANTLEY MANOR. 123 for some time to come. Margaret heard tln> decision -with considerable satisfaction, and spent an hour in pulling about the furniture in his room, and bringin...g within his reach everything he could possibly want during what she called his imprisonment. " Hard labour, " she said, " in the House of Cor- rection ; which means, dear Walter, that you are to labour hard for a month to correct my faults. " " You must confess them before I can correct them, " answered Walter, with a smile. Margaret looked a little graver than usual, and folded her arms, as she stood at the end of the couch exactly opposite to Walter. " " I could not bear you to think ill of me, " she said at last; and after a pause added, with a forced laugh, "and shall not, therefore, choose you for my confessor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The next day it was ascertained that Walter had sprained his leg so severely that it would be quite impossible for him to put his foot to the ground for a week or ten days, at least, and Dr. Bartlet recommended that even then he should not attempt much exertion, but suffer himself to be nursed and treated as an invalid BRANTLEY MANOR. 123 for some time to come. Margaret heard tln> decision -with considerable satisfaction, and spent an hour in pulling about the furniture in his room, and bringin...g within his reach everything he could possibly want during what she called his imprisonment. " Hard labour, " she said, " in the House of Cor- rection ; which means, dear Walter, that you are to labour hard for a month to correct my faults. " " You must confess them before I can correct them, " answered Walter, with a smile. Margaret looked a little graver than usual, and folded her arms, as she stood at the end of the couch exactly opposite to Walter. " " I could not bear you to think ill of me, " she said at last; and after a pause added, with a forced laugh, "and shall not, therefore, choose you for my confessor.
What to read after Grantley Manor a Tale volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fullerton Georgiana to read onlineMoreLess
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