The Merchant And the Clergyman
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“This sounds exhausting,” Mr. Hollister said at last.
“They’re full of high spirits and having trouble staying still indoors this time of year.”
“I hope you don’t expect me to accompany you?”
“No, sir.” The mind boggled at the image of Mr. Hollister gamboling across a field.
James asked, “Now that you’ve dined with him, has Mr. Darnley changed his mind about who should perform the wedding?” Surely Kip didn’t want to exchange vows before the man who’d driven a leg into his private parts.
Mr. Holl...ister glanced at him over the top of his gold-rim spectacles. “Why are you so unhappy about performing this wedding? You have conducted the service in the past.” He put down the list. “Oh no. I know you have a deep regard for Miss Parker. Is this the matter? Have you fallen in love with her?”
“No, of course not,” James said.
“You spoke too quickly, my boy.” Mr.
Hollister’s high forehead wrinkled. “I do hope you haven’t said anything to her about this.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“This sounds exhausting,” Mr. Hollister said at last.
“They’re full of high spirits and having trouble staying still indoors this time of year.”
“I hope you don’t expect me to accompany you?”
“No, sir.” The mind boggled at the image of Mr. Hollister gamboling across a field.
James asked, “Now that you’ve dined with him, has Mr. Darnley changed his mind about who should perform the wedding?” Surely Kip didn’t want to exchange vows before the man who’d driven a leg into his private parts.
Mr. Holl...ister glanced at him over the top of his gold-rim spectacles. “Why are you so unhappy about performing this wedding? You have conducted the service in the past.” He put down the list. “Oh no. I know you have a deep regard for Miss Parker. Is this the matter? Have you fallen in love with her?”
“No, of course not,” James said.
“You spoke too quickly, my boy.” Mr.
Hollister’s high forehead wrinkled. “I do hope you haven’t said anything to her about this.”
What to read after The Merchant And the Clergyman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bonnie Dee to read onlineMoreLess
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