Put Yourself in His Place 2
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PUT YOURSELF IN HIS PLACE. 135 That same day Mr. Garden wi-ote from London to his daughter, informing her that he should he at Hills- borough next day to dinner. She got the letter next morning, and showed it to Mr. Eaby. He ordered his carriage after breakfast for Hillsborough.
This was a blow to Grace. She had been hoping all this time a fair oppoi'tunity might occur for sajdng something to young Little.
She longed to -wYite to him, and set his heart, and her own, at rest. But a great shyness... and timidity paralysed her, and she gave up the idea of writing, and had hitherto been hoping they might meet, and she might reinstate herself by some one cunning word.
And now the end of it all was, that she was driven away from Eaby Hall without doing anything but wish, and sigh, and resolve, and give up her resolutions with a blush.
The carriage passed the farm on its way to Hills- borough. This was Grace's last chance.
Little was standing at the porch.
A thrill of delight traversed Grace's bosom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PUT YOURSELF IN HIS PLACE. 135 That same day Mr. Garden wi-ote from London to his daughter, informing her that he should he at Hills- borough next day to dinner. She got the letter next morning, and showed it to Mr. Eaby. He ordered his carriage after breakfast for Hillsborough.
This was a blow to Grace. She had been hoping all this time a fair oppoi'tunity might occur for sajdng something to young Little.
She longed to -wYite to him, and set his heart, and her own, at rest. But a great shyness... and timidity paralysed her, and she gave up the idea of writing, and had hitherto been hoping they might meet, and she might reinstate herself by some one cunning word.
And now the end of it all was, that she was driven away from Eaby Hall without doing anything but wish, and sigh, and resolve, and give up her resolutions with a blush.
The carriage passed the farm on its way to Hills- borough. This was Grace's last chance.
Little was standing at the porch.
A thrill of delight traversed Grace's bosom.
What to read after Put Yourself in His Place 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reade Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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