Sunshine And Snow. a Novel 2
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Poor Jim, I pity him, or, for the matter of that, anyone else who is not on his way to Bottlesby cross-roads this morning." " Ah, Uncle Eobert," said Miss Auriole, laughing, " I understand this is one of your "thrown out." 141 and Saras days, and I may expect to lose sight of my escort as soon as they find." " I'm under the impression hounds will go this morning, Letty ; and also that Miss Lambton will be out. Under which circum- stances, as you know, Sara will require a deal of looking after,"... rejoined the Kector, with a quiet chuckle.
"I always follow my pastor,'' rejoined Miss Hawksbury, gaily, as she caressed her dark chestnut ; " but if Miss Lambton is getting the best of it, I'm afraid — I'm afraid " " Afraid what ? " inquired Miss Auriole.
" That I shall have to ride my own line," was the blithe response. "I'll not be cut down by any Lambton that ever crossed saddle." " Come, Sara, don't talk nonsense. We can't afford another family feud, and you know your blessed brother nearly broke Dick Lambton's neck and his own when they raced for the only practicable place in 142 SUNSHINE AND SNOW.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Poor Jim, I pity him, or, for the matter of that, anyone else who is not on his way to Bottlesby cross-roads this morning." " Ah, Uncle Eobert," said Miss Auriole, laughing, " I understand this is one of your "thrown out." 141 and Saras days, and I may expect to lose sight of my escort as soon as they find." " I'm under the impression hounds will go this morning, Letty ; and also that Miss Lambton will be out. Under which circum- stances, as you know, Sara will require a deal of looking after,"... rejoined the Kector, with a quiet chuckle.
"I always follow my pastor,'' rejoined Miss Hawksbury, gaily, as she caressed her dark chestnut ; " but if Miss Lambton is getting the best of it, I'm afraid — I'm afraid " " Afraid what ? " inquired Miss Auriole.
" That I shall have to ride my own line," was the blithe response. "I'll not be cut down by any Lambton that ever crossed saddle." " Come, Sara, don't talk nonsense. We can't afford another family feud, and you know your blessed brother nearly broke Dick Lambton's neck and his own when they raced for the only practicable place in 142 SUNSHINE AND SNOW.
What to read after Sunshine And Snow. a Novel 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smart, Hawley, 1833-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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