Rose Trelawney (1980)
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I had been surprised he hadn’t reached out for it. In any case, he accepted it.
“Is this all? You travel light,” he said. Original! We took our leave of Mulliner and were out into the cold night, with the snow still on the ground. It reminded me of that other night, the night I had come to Wickey, except that it was not snowing now. There was a carriage and four horses waiting. Job horses, from the looks of them. They did not do justice to the smart carriage.
“My nags will be forwarded from Guil...dford,” he said, as he caught me out examining the team. “I’m on my way home from London. I heard about your strange story at the inn where I stopped for dinner. In fact, I heard an intimation of it even as far away as Alton. Odd no one has come for you, when the tale is pretty broadly circulated. One assumes it has traveled in circles, and not only eastwards.”
“Yes, the whole affair is very odd,” I answered curtly, and entered the door, to pull a fur rug over my knees and feel the welcome warmth of heated bricks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had been surprised he hadn’t reached out for it. In any case, he accepted it.
“Is this all? You travel light,” he said. Original! We took our leave of Mulliner and were out into the cold night, with the snow still on the ground. It reminded me of that other night, the night I had come to Wickey, except that it was not snowing now. There was a carriage and four horses waiting. Job horses, from the looks of them. They did not do justice to the smart carriage.
“My nags will be forwarded from Guil...dford,” he said, as he caught me out examining the team. “I’m on my way home from London. I heard about your strange story at the inn where I stopped for dinner. In fact, I heard an intimation of it even as far away as Alton. Odd no one has come for you, when the tale is pretty broadly circulated. One assumes it has traveled in circles, and not only eastwards.”
“Yes, the whole affair is very odd,” I answered curtly, and entered the door, to pull a fur rug over my knees and feel the welcome warmth of heated bricks.
What to read after Rose Trelawney?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joan Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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