Red-Headed Gill
Red-Headed Gill
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Trehanna of Trehanna, as they would have gone to Himiphrey's wife if he had married." "I am afraid that is a slight mistake," said Miss Griffith frigidly. "The jewels my poor sister brought with her, as she had no daughter, she gave to her only sister — ^my- self, — and I really must decline to give away such a be- quest, valuable from the affection which prompted it." 202 Red-Headed Gill ''I have no intention of asking such a thing, Aunt Eliza; I want the emeralds. And there were other things ...which belonged to the Trehanna family; I remember seeing them on my mother's neck dozens of times. They could not be given to any one but a Trehanna." "\^th these I have nothing to do, Michael; there is another jewel — a jewel of great price, which would be very appropriate to Mrs. Trehanna, the ornament of a meek and quiet spirit." "Will you kindly tell me plainly. Aunt Eliza, where I can find the emeralds?" "Nol" said Miss Griflith hastily and angrily. "Your father always kept his own jewels.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Trehanna of Trehanna, as they would have gone to Himiphrey's wife if he had married." "I am afraid that is a slight mistake," said Miss Griffith frigidly. "The jewels my poor sister brought with her, as she had no daughter, she gave to her only sister — ^my- self, — and I really must decline to give away such a be- quest, valuable from the affection which prompted it." 202 Red-Headed Gill ''I have no intention of asking such a thing, Aunt Eliza; I want the emeralds. And there were other things ...which belonged to the Trehanna family; I remember seeing them on my mother's neck dozens of times. They could not be given to any one but a Trehanna." "\^th these I have nothing to do, Michael; there is another jewel — a jewel of great price, which would be very appropriate to Mrs. Trehanna, the ornament of a meek and quiet spirit." "Will you kindly tell me plainly. Aunt Eliza, where I can find the emeralds?" "Nol" said Miss Griflith hastily and angrily. "Your father always kept his own jewels.
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